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How Resident Evil Shifted Perspectives And Framed Fear Over 30 Years
This analysis explores how the Resident Evil franchise has evolved its camera perspectives over 30 years to enhance its survival horror atmosphere. From the original's fixed angles to Resident Evil 4's over-the-shoulder view and Resident Evil 7's first-person immersion, Capcom has consistently experimented with player viewpoint to redefine fear and tension. The series' latest entries even offer players the choice between first-person and third-person perspectives.
Resident Evil Requiem is 2026’s Best-Selling Game in US, 40% Higher Launch Unit Sales Than Village
Resident Evil Requiem has become the best-selling game in the United States for February, with launch unit sales over 40% higher than Resident Evil Village. Capcom's latest title has sold over six million units worldwide in less than three weeks. Story DLC for Resident Evil Requiem is also confirmed to be in development.
Resident Evil’s Big Nintendo Swing and a Miss - IGN
This article explores the history of Resident Evil on Nintendo handheld consoles, detailing both successful and failed attempts. It covers the ambitious but ultimately cancelled Game Boy Color port, the forgotten Resident Evil Gaiden, and the successful Resident Evil: Deadly Silence on the Nintendo DS, contrasting them with modern handheld experiences on platforms like the Steam Deck.
CD Projekt Red reveals Switch 2 was 3rd most popular platform for Cyberpunk 2077 last year
CD Projekt Red's financial report indicates that the Nintendo Switch 2 was the third most popular platform for Cyberpunk 2077 sales in 2025, accounting for ten percent. PC led sales with 51 percent, followed by PlayStation with 29 percent, while Xbox represented nine percent. The report also detailed sales for The Witcher 3, with PC at 43 percent and PlayStation at 38 percent.
Minecraft Dungeons 2 Revealed, And It's Coming This Year
Mojang Studios announced Minecraft Dungeons II, the sequel to the 2020 dungeon-crawler, is set for release this fall. The game will be available on Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and PC, with wishlisting open now. This announcement follows earlier reports of a sequel being in development for several years.
Machine Gun Fury Keeps Things Fast And Explosive
Machine Gun Fury, an arcade shooter from Reset Games and ESDigital Games, has launched on Xbox Series X, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and PC. The game focuses on fast-paced, no-nonsense run-and-gun gameplay across eight regions, featuring three distinct characters and destructible environments.
Poppy Playtime Chapter 5: Broken Things Drops With Horror and Controversy | Invision Game Community
Poppy Playtime Chapter 5: Broken Things has launched on PC, featuring new horror elements, gameplay mechanics, and lore expansion. Despite initial player reports of glitches and ongoing community debates surrounding leaks and spoilers, the chapter is being praised for its immersive horror experience. Console and mobile releases are anticipated later in 2026.
Tides of Annihilation Is One Action-Adventure Game Worth Keeping On Your Radar I The Koalition
Tides of Annihilation, an upcoming single-player fantasy action-adventure game from developer and publisher Eclipse Glow Games, garnered significant attention following its reveal during Sony's February 2025 State of Play livestream. The game is being highlighted as a potential sleeper hit upon its release.
Weekend Console Download Deals for Mar. 20: PlayStation Plus Early Spring Sale
PlayStation Plus members can now access the Early Spring Sale, offering discounts on a variety of digital titles. This sale marks the beginning of spring for subscribers, providing opportunities to purchase games at reduced prices.
Lara Croft’s outfits are once again a source of controversy, but not for the usual reasons
Tomb Raider I-III Remastered received an update that introduced new outfits for Lara Croft, sparking controversy among players who suspect the assets were created using AI due to their unfinished appearance and inconsistencies. Crystal Dynamics has denied the use of AI and stated they are working on bug fixes, though players report issues with gameplay, audio, and save data.
Crimson Desert PR head insists the weird controls are "like riding a bike," as veteran Dishonored lead suggests it's "a rewarding mental gymnastic"
Pearl Abyss's marketing head, Will Powers, addressed criticism of Crimson Desert's unconventional controls, comparing them to learning to ride a bike. A veteran developer from the Dishonored series suggested that such unique control schemes can offer a rewarding challenge.
Coffee-Brewing Visual Novel Coffee Talk: Episode 1 Is Now Out on Android!
The coffee-brewing visual novel Coffee Talk: Episode 1, originally released in 2020, is now available on Android devices. Developed by Toge Productions, the game features a unique blend of 90s anime aesthetics, pixel art, and a lo-fi soundtrack, set in an alternative Seattle where humans coexist with fantasy races. Players take on the role of a barista serving patrons and listening to their stories, with gameplay involving dialogue and a drink-making minigame. The mobile version is free to try with a one-time purchase for the full game.
MLB The Show 26 codes (March 2026) for free packs
MLB The Show 26 players can obtain free packs containing random player cards and upgrades by redeeming promotional codes on the official website. Codes like LOCKEDON and JOMBOY grant Fan Giveaway Packs, which can be redeemed after linking a PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch account to an MLB The Show account.
Share of the Week: Ghost of Yōtei Legends
This week's Share of the Week highlights user-submitted screenshots from the Ghost of Yōtei Legends mode on PlayStation. The next theme will celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Resident Evil series, encouraging players to share their scariest moments.
Resident Evil Requiem beats Village launch by 60%, becomes the best-selling US game of 2026 in just 24 hours
Resident Evil Requiem has become the best-selling game of 2026 in the US after just one day of sales, topping charts on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. The Nintendo Switch port also charted well, and a Resident Evil Generation Pack including Village and Requiem reached number four on the best-selling Nintendo games list.
Chrono Trigger Character Sprites Used for One Mark Collection Gacha
Square Enix has announced new Chrono Trigger character sprite merchandise for their One Mark Collection gacha in Japan, launching March 27, 2026. The collection features 15 different keychain charms, including all seven main characters in both neutral and attack poses. This merchandise release coincides with the 31st anniversary of the original JRPG's debut.
An indie accessory brand has created an original PlayStation dock cover for the Switch 2 that I never knew I needed
UK-based brand Krasivoe has released a dock cover for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 that transforms its appearance into the original gray PlayStation. The accessory snaps onto the dock and features design elements reminiscent of the classic console, including fake buttons and a disc tray. Krasivoe also offers an optional Memory Card accessory that can store physical Switch games.
Cathedral: Crow’s Curse to appear at Mundo Gamer Showcase on March 20
Decemberborn Interactive announced that Cathedral: Crow's Curse will be featured at the Mundo Gamer Showcase on March 20. The action-adventure prequel, set in the Cathedral universe, combines combat and exploration. A free demo is available on Steam for PC, with the full game planned for PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and PC in 2026.
Releasing March 20 on PC & Console
RUBATO, an experimental 2D physics-based collect-a-thon platformer developed by solo developer 'dconn', has launched on PC, Nintendo Switch, and PlayStation. The game features open metroidvania-like areas where players use their tongue to collect 'Planet Bits' and interact with the environment. The narrative involves a dystopian future ruled by 'GSSAI CO.' and a quest to fix the solar system.
"So that we don't flood the game with amazing loot": Marathon director defends Cryo Archive's weekend-only release in the name of balance, queue times and player prep
Marathon game director Joe Ziegler defended the decision to release the new Cryo Archive map as a weekend-only event, citing the need for player preparation, maintaining game balance by preventing an 'overpowered loot' economy, and ensuring consistent player pools for faster matchmaking. While acknowledging player frustration, Ziegler stated that Bungie is open to future iterations and adjustments for the live service game's content releases.
