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(For Southeast Asia) Days of Play 2026 begins May 27
Sony Interactive Entertainment's Days of Play 2026 event begins May 27 and runs through June 10, offering discounts on PlayStation games, accessories, and PlayStation Plus memberships. The promotion includes new monthly games for PlayStation Plus subscribers, exclusive in-game packs, game trials, and sales on select PS5 titles and hardware like the PlayStation VR2.
Epic Games Removes Porsche “Concept Image” That Sure Looks Like AI
Epic Games removed a concept art image from Fortnite featuring a Porsche vehicle after players speculated it was created using generative AI. While Epic Games stated the image was provided by Porsche and created using Unreal Engine tools, the presence of a Riot Games logo on a balloon in the image remains unexplained, fueling further AI speculation.
Every LEGO Game on the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 in 2026
This article lists all LEGO games available on the Nintendo Switch, with a projection for titles expected by 2026. It covers games from LEGO Worlds to collaborations like Fortnite.
Tomo: Endless Blue Launches on Kickstarter With First Gameplay Trailer
Indie studio Onibi has launched a Kickstarter campaign for their open-world voxel RPG, Tomo: Endless Blue, featuring procedurally generated worlds and offline gameplay. The game's first trailer, which showcases gameplay mechanics like creature capture, physics-based building, and real-time combat, has garnered significant attention. Backers can receive early access and exclusive rewards, with the game also featuring a robust creative mode and modding support.
Days of Play 2026 begins May 27
Sony has announced the return of Days of Play, starting May 27, 2026, featuring discounts on PlayStation games, accessories, and PlayStation Plus memberships. The event will include new monthly games for PlayStation Plus subscribers, exclusive in-game packs, game trials, and special PlayStation Tournaments across various titles. Additionally, significant price reductions will be available on hardware like PlayStation VR2 and accessories, alongside numerous digital game sales on the PlayStation Store.
League of Legends won't be following the trend of having tons of collaboration skins: 'The second you do [it],…
Riot Games, specifically for League of Legends, will not be implementing third-party collaboration skins, according to lead designer August Browning. He stated that such crossovers drastically change the game's tone and can dilute its identity, contrasting with trends seen in games like Fortnite and Call of Duty. While acknowledging the appeal of such collaborations, Riot prefers to maintain its own distinct identity.
League of Legends "not open" to third-party skins: "The tone of your game completely changes"
Riot Games Lead Game Designer August Browning stated that League of Legends is "not open" to third-party skins, explaining that such collaborations fundamentally change the game's tone. While acknowledging past collaborations like Louis Vuitton on Senna and Porsche on Wild Rift, Browning emphasized that integrating characters from other IPs is a significant step the company is hesitant to take for League of Legends.
PlayStation Announces Days of Play 2026 for May 27th With Discounts, Tournaments, and Events
Sony has announced Days of Play 2026, running from May 27th to June 10th, featuring discounts on PlayStation games and hardware, including PlayStation VR2 and DualSense controllers. The event will also include PlayStation Tournaments for various multiplayer titles, with participation offering chances to win prizes like a PlayStation Portal and PlayStation Store credit. Additionally, PlayStation Plus subscribers will receive new monthly games and exclusive in-game packs.
Rocket League is the first game shown off in Unreal Engine 6 and it's as shiny as you'd expect
Epic Games and Psyonix revealed Unreal Engine 6 with a brief trailer during the Rocket League Championship Series Paris Major. The teaser showcased significantly enhanced visual fidelity for Rocket League, which has been running on Unreal Engine 3. While no release date was given, the showcase suggests the engine could see games launching within the next year or two.
Rocket League is getting a major Unreal Engine 6 upgrade and ‘Verse’ integration
Psyonix has revealed that Rocket League will receive a major graphical overhaul and upgrade to Unreal Engine 6. The update also hints at integration with Epic Games' broader metaverse initiatives, potentially linking it with Fortnite and other properties. This significant engine shift marks a new era for the 2015 title, which was acquired by Epic Games in 2019.
Unreal Engine 6 Revealed With Updated Rocket League Teaser
Epic Games and Psyonix have revealed Unreal Engine 6 through a teaser trailer featuring Rocket League. The new engine promises enhanced visuals and physics for the popular car soccer game, and hints at a more integrated 'metaverse explorer' experience across Epic's titles like Fortnite and Lego Fortnite. Further details on Unreal Engine 6 and the updated Rocket League are not yet available.
Star Citizen blasts through $1 billion in player funding, as its developer lists a new $5,000 spaceship for sale that is…
Star Citizen has surpassed $1 billion in player funding, a milestone achieved partly due to a recent free-to-play event. Cloud Imperium Games is selling a new $5,000 spaceship concept, the Anvil Odin, which is still in development and requires an application to purchase. The game's single-player component, Squadron 42, is theoretically slated for a 2026 release, with the main game aiming for 2028.
Unreal Engine 6 revealed by Epic Games in the weirdest way possible
Epic Games has revealed Unreal Engine 6, using a trailer for Rocket League during the Rocket League Championship Series esports tournament. This marks an unusual debut for the new engine, as previous iterations were showcased with dedicated graphical demos. The engine is expected to coincide with the next generation of consoles, potentially supporting platforms like PlayStation 6 and Xbox Series X/S, and will also be implemented in Fortnite.
Your first look at Unreal Engine 6 comes courtesy of a much shinier looking Rocket League teaser
Epic Games has provided an early look at Unreal Engine 6 through a teaser trailer for Rocket League, showcasing enhanced visuals and real-time rendering capabilities. While the trailer highlights the engine's potential, specific release dates for the engine and the visual revamp in Rocket League remain unannounced. The teaser also hinted at a potential universal hub for Epic Games titles and a Disney metaverse project.
Unreal Engine 6 revealed with a major Rocket League upgrade - the teaser concerns me
Epic Games has revealed Unreal Engine 6, showcased with an upgrade to Rocket League, currently built on Unreal Engine 3. Concerns have been raised that Rocket League might be bundled with other games like Fortnite in a launcher, potentially impacting Linux compatibility due to anti-cheat measures.
Epic Games' Unreal Engine 6 may include a metaverse launcher for its games
Epic Games' Unreal Engine 6 may feature a metaverse launcher for its games, with Rocket League's upcoming overhaul being the first project to utilize the next generation of the engine. Fortnite was also teased with a unique UI, suggesting integration with this new platform.
Epic reveals first Unreal Engine 6 game, and it's not Fortnite
Epic Games has announced Unreal Engine 6 during the Rocket League Championship Series Paris Major, with Rocket League being the first game to feature the new engine. This marks a significant upgrade from Unreal Engine 3, which Rocket League has been using since its release. The announcement highlights the engine's importance to the gaming industry and its use beyond games in CGI production.
Is This Our First Glimpse of PS6? Rocket League for Unreal Engine 6 Surprise Teased
An updated version of Rocket League will run on Unreal Engine 6, as revealed at an esports event. While details on the engine are scarce, the improved visuals were showcased in a trailer, leading to speculation about potential PlayStation 6 compatibility. Epic Games, which owns Psyonix, is expected to update other titles like Fortnite and LEGO Fortnite to the new engine as well.
We live in a world where every single Hatsune Miku is canon, which means that includes Helldivers Miku and Pyramid Head…
This article discusses the concept of Hatsune Miku being canon in various game universes, highlighting fan-created cosplays that blend her iconic look with characters from games like Helldivers, Silent Hill (Pyramid Head), and Final Fantasy. The author explores how the 'every Miku is canon' idea allows for creative interpretations in cosplay and fan art.
Unreal Engine 6 Announced, First Real-Time Footage Showcased With Rocket League
Epic Games has announced Unreal Engine 6, showcasing its first real-time footage integrated into Rocket League. The engine features significant improvements in reflections, lighting, foliage, and effects. While no release window is confirmed, preview versions are anticipated in 2027 or 2028, with CEO Tim Sweeney highlighting its role as a nexus point for the studio's engine development.
