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Xbox replaces Sony as Physint publisher, boosting chances of PC release
Hideo Kojima's upcoming game, Physint, has switched publishers from Sony Interactive Entertainment to Xbox. This move, announced by Kojima Productions, significantly increases the likelihood of a PC release for the title, which is still estimated to be five to six years away from launch.
2026 is the best year ever for video games and GTA 6 isn’t even out yet - Reader's Feature
A reader argues that 2026 will be the best year for video games, despite industry challenges, citing a packed release schedule including titles like Grand Theft Auto 6 and Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered. The author highlights numerous anticipated games across various genres and platforms, suggesting a peak in gaming quality.
Intergalactic’s Motion Capture Shoots for Cinematics Have Wrapped Up
Naughty Dog has announced that motion capture work for the cinematics of its upcoming game, Intergalactic, has concluded. The studio shared a photo of Tati Gabrielle, who plays protagonist Jordan A. Mun, in a motion capture suit. Actors Tony Dalton and Robin Atkin Downes have also been confirmed to be involved in the project, with Neil Druckmann teasing a role for an actor from The Last of Us.
All the key details about 'anime GTA' game Ananta
Ananta, formerly known as Project Mugen, is set to release on January 15, 2027, for PC, PlayStation 5, and mobile platforms. This free-to-play open-world RPG developed by NetEase features a unique urban setting with influences from Tokyo and Hangzhou, and promises a variety of gameplay mechanics including combat, exploration, and social activities, while notably not featuring character gacha mechanics.
The Last of Us, Uncharted Actor Announces He is Part of Intergalactic’s Cast
Voice actor Robin Atkin Downes has confirmed his involvement in Naughty Dog's upcoming PlayStation 5 exclusive, Intergalactic. Downes, who previously worked with Naughty Dog on the Uncharted and The Last of Us franchises, expressed excitement about returning to the studio. The article also mentions other cast members, including Troy Baker, Neil Druckmann, Merle Dandridge, and Tony Dalton, and hints at a potential mid-2027 release.
Naughty Dog’s Intergalactic Adds An Actor From The Last Of Us And Uncharted
Robin Atkin Downes, known for his roles in The Last of Us and Uncharted, has joined the cast of Naughty Dog's upcoming PlayStation 5 title, Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet. While his specific role is undisclosed, Downes expressed excitement about the project. The game, set thousands of years in the future, features Tati Gabrielle as the lead and a soundtrack by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.
Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet Cast Expands With Uncharted, The Last of Us Veteran
Veteran voice actor Robin Atkin Downes has joined the cast of Naughty Dog's upcoming game, Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet. Downes has previously lent his voice to other Naughty Dog titles, including Uncharted and The Last of Us.
Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet shows first signs of life in months as Naughty Dog adds an Uncharted and The Last of…
Actor Robin Atkin Downes announced he is joining the cast of Naughty Dog's upcoming single-player game, Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet. Downes has a long history with the studio, having worked on multiple Uncharted titles and The Last of Us. This marks the first significant update on the mysterious sci-fi project in nearly two years.
Former Naughty Dog Designer Comments on Cutting Down Long Development Cycles and “Waste”
Former Naughty Dog designer Benson Russell believes that the studio, and other AAA developers, can shorten lengthy development cycles by establishing a clear 'North Star' early on. This central goal can help align siloed teams and reduce waste, potentially cutting years off projects like the upcoming sci-fi title Intergalactic.
Games Inbox: When will The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel be released?
Readers discuss the potential release window for The Elder Scrolls 6, with speculation pointing towards 2028 and a possible Hammerfell setting. Other topics include the design of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, the use of AI in game development, and the potential for future Nintendo handhelds.
Boomer shooters tar oss tillbaka till spelglädjen
The "boomer shooter" subgenre, inspired by 90s FPS classics like Doom and Quake, is gaining popularity by prioritizing gameplay mechanics over complex narratives and graphics. This retro approach emphasizes player freedom, interactivity, and straightforward action, offering a refreshing alternative to modern, cinematic-style shooters.
Tom Holland Reveals His Favorite Video Game And Why He Cannot Play Fortnite
Actor Tom Holland revealed his favorite video game is The Last of Us: Part II, stating he loves the game so much he hasn't watched the HBO adaptation. He also discussed his struggles with Fortnite, finding it too difficult to play effectively due to skilled opponents and complex building mechanics.
Former PlayStation head says the rise of AAA games shut down Japan Studio because Sony "wanted to drive hardware…
Former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida explained that Sony Interactive Entertainment closed Japan Studio in 2021 because its games did not drive console sales, unlike larger AAA titles. He encouraged support for former Japan Studio developers by playing their new games, Slitterhead and Ratatan. Yoshida also noted that while Japan Studio produced creative titles, their smaller scale made them less suitable for the shift towards AAA development on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.
As Sony prepares to shut down the PS3 store, RPCS3 devs promise “75% of all PlayStation 3 games are now playable…
As Sony prepares to close the PlayStation 3 and Vita digital stores, the developers behind the RPCS3 emulator have announced that 75% of all PlayStation 3 games are now playable on PC. While many major titles are still in progress, the emulator has reached a significant milestone in preserving the console's library.
"Single-player, narrative-driven gaming is here to stay," ex-PlayStation boss says: "It's how we built this business. That's what sustains it"
Former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden asserts that single-player, narrative-driven gaming is essential for the industry's sustainability, citing PlayStation's most successful titles. While acknowledging the place for live-service games like Helldivers 2, he points to failures like Concord and Destiny 2's decline as cautionary tales.
007 First Light shows video games are better summer blockbusters than movies
Video games are increasingly outperforming movies as summer blockbusters, rejuvenating legacy franchises with compelling narratives and engaging gameplay. Titles like 007 First Light, Hogwarts Legacy, and RoboCop: Rogue City demonstrate games' ability to fulfill blockbuster fantasies better than their cinematic counterparts, marking a shift in the entertainment landscape.
Something for the Weekend – 04/07/26
This week's gaming news includes Sony phasing out physical disc production by 2028 and closing PlayStation Store access for PS3 and Vita again. Xbox is reportedly testing a disc-to-digital feature. Several games received release date changes or confirmations, including Onimusha: Warlords and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered. Reviews were published for Rhythm Paradise Groove and WILL: Follow The Light, alongside previews for Fatekeeper, Witchspire, Dziady, Doom: The Dark Ages, and Splatoon Raiders.
Ex-PlayStation boss explains why PC releases were a good thing, as reports claim Sony is ending blockbuster launches
Former PlayStation President Shawn Layden explained the strategic benefits of releasing games on PC, even if delayed, to increase intellectual property awareness across various media. Reports suggest Sony may be shifting away from this strategy, focusing PC releases on live-service titles rather than narrative blockbusters, a move Layden believes could hinder future projects.
After Years of Live-Service Chasing, Single-Player Games Are Winning Again
The article discusses the shift in the gaming industry from a strong focus on live-service games back towards single-player experiences. While live-service games can be highly lucrative, many publishers struggled to implement them successfully, leading to a resurgence in demand for complete, finished single-player titles. This trend is evident in recent showcases from Sony and Xbox, which highlight promising single-player games as key platform definers.
Games Inbox: What’s the point of pre-ordering GTA 6?
This article discusses the purpose and value of pre-ordering Grand Theft Auto 6, questioning the benefits of pre-ordering digital downloads and the potential impact of pricing on consumer interest. It also touches on related topics like the legacy of physical game purchases, the perceived necessity of PlayStation 5 Pro for future titles, and the quality of various James Bond games.
