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Fortnite Save the World Goes Free-to-Play on 16 April

Fortnite: Save the World, the original co-op campaign mode, will become free-to-play on April 16, 2026, across PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Cloud, and Nintendo Switch. Pre-registration rewards will be available, and existing players will receive thank-you gifts for their years of support. New purchases of the game have been paused.

Nintendo LifePositive

New Scott Pilgrim EX Update Arrives On Switch 1 & 2, Here Are The Full Patch Notes

Tribute Games has released the first major update for Scott Pilgrim EX on Nintendo Switch, addressing numerous progression blockers, softlocks, and online multiplayer issues. The patch also includes Switch-specific fixes for graphical glitches, save issues, and controller responsiveness.

EngadgetPositive

Microsoft will start providing game studios with Project Helix consoles in 2027

Microsoft plans to begin distributing early development kits for its next-generation console, codenamed Project Helix, to game studios starting in 2027. The new system will support both Xbox console games and PC games, featuring a custom AMD chip capable of path tracing graphics. Microsoft and AMD are collaborating on technologies similar to those being developed for Sony's next PlayStation console.

Major NelsonVery positive

Become the Butcher in Season of Slaughter

The Season of Slaughter for Diablo IV launches on March 11, introducing the ability to transform into The Butcher and utilize a new Killstreak system. Players can earn unique Bloodied Items and engage in new activities like Slaughterhouses and the Ceremony of Slaughter. The update also includes a free trial for the Paladin class and a DOOM: The Dark Ages collaboration event.

Retro GamerNeutral

Steam Machine could be partly to blame for PlayStation's reported plans to step back from PC, Bluepoint dev suggests, and it'd be ironic if "Valve ultimately ended up winning the console war"

A Bluepoint Games developer suggests that the rise of the Steam Machine might be influencing Sony's reported decision to reduce PC ports of its single-player titles. This move is seen as ironic, as Valve's Steam Machine could potentially offer a superior experience by combining console simplicity with the breadth of PC gaming, leading to Valve potentially winning the console war.

Real Sport 101Neutral

WWE 2K26: How to Perform Every Springboard Move

This guide details how to perform all four types of springboard moves in WWE 2K26: running, standing, corner, and apron. It explains the button inputs for PlayStation and Xbox consoles, noting that super heavyweight wrestlers are unable to execute these moves due to their agility.

EngadgetPositive

Fortnite's original Save the World mode will be free to play starting on April 16

Epic Games announced that Fortnite's original Save the World PvE co-op mode will become free to play on April 16. The paid version will be removed from sale on March 11, with existing players receiving in-game perks. The free version will be available on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and for the first time, Nintendo Switch.

Push SquarePositive

Rumour: PlayStation Fans Could Be Building a LEGO PS1 Console This Christmas

A LEGO leaker suggests a new set featuring the original PlayStation console is planned for release in December 2026. The rumored set would include 1,911 pieces and cost around $159.99, following LEGO's recent trend of releasing video game-themed merchandise.

Blues NewsNeutral

Morning Consolidation

Xbox hardware was teased at GDC, shortly after the confirmation of the PC-console hybrid Project Helix. Separately, Gran Turismo 7 received a free update, version 1.68, which is available today for PlayStation.

Blues NewsNeutral

Morning Legal Briefs

Sony is facing a legal challenge in a Playstation court case alleging the company charged users unfair fees. Separately, the Trump administration has not ruled out further action against AI company Anthropic.

CGmag OnlineNeutral

A LEGO PlayStation is Allegedly In The Works For 2026

A leak suggests LEGO is planning to release a brick-built replica of the original Sony PlayStation in December 2026 for $159.99. This potential set would follow previous LEGO console releases like the Atari 2600, NES, and Game Boy, and LEGO's existing video game-themed merchandise and games.

SiliconeraPositive

New Saint Seiya Manga Announced

A new Saint Seiya manga series, titled Saint Seiya: Tenkai-hen, has been announced by author Masami Kurumada and will launch in Weekly Shonen Champion in 2026. This series will serve as a direct sequel to Saint Seiya Next Dimension: Myth of Hades. The announcement was made in the 15th issue of Weekly Shonen Champion, which also featured a colored manga for Saint Seiya Then III: Ketsui.

Tech RaptorNegative

Chained Echoes Dev Sues First Press Games Over Missing Physical Editions

Matthias Linda, the developer of Chained Echoes, is suing First Press Games due to the failure to deliver physical editions of the game over two years after they were expected. Linda is terminating his business relationship with First Press Games and offering refunds to backers, while also noting that new physical editions may not be produced until the lawsuit concludes.

Game Hype UKNegative

Dynamic Pricing Reported in PlayStation Store

Sony has been conducting A/B price tests in the PlayStation Store since November 2025, affecting over 100 games across more than seventy regions. This dynamic pricing experiment, which includes both discounts and potential price increases, has expanded to the US market and involves first-party titles like Marvel's Spider-Man 2 and God of War Ragnarök, as well as games from major publishers. The move has sparked concern among users regarding potential price inflation and unfair practices.

Tech RaptorNeutral

A Lego PlayStation Set Is Reportedly Arriving Later This Year

A new report suggests a Lego set based on the original PlayStation console will be released in December for $160. The set, reportedly containing nearly 2,000 pieces, will include a brick-built console and controller. This follows previous Lego console sets like the NES, Game Boy, and Atari 2600, and Lego's prior collaborations with Sony on the Lego Horizon Adventures game.

Tech RaptorPositive

Fortnite Save the World Goes Free-to-Play Next Month

Epic Games announced that Fortnite's original PvE mode, Save the World, will become free-to-play on April 16th across PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. This marks a return to a previously planned free-to-play model for the mode, which was originally released in 2017. Players can earn in-game rewards by registering on the Save the World website.

Games PressVery positive

Brazilian Tactical Naval Game About Enslaved Rebels Becoming Pirates Launches Steam Page on March 11

Mandinga Games announced that the Steam page for its upcoming naval tactical strategy game, Black Sailors: A Santos Bay Tale, will launch on March 11, 2026. The game, set in 17th-century Brazil, features enslaved rebels becoming pirates and is supported by ID@Xbox. A demo is available on itch.io, with a full release planned for late 2026 on PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation.

N4GNeutral

Donkey Kong Bananza Review

This review of Donkey Kong Bananza aims to highlight top Nintendo Switch 2 games from the past year, serving as a buying guide for various platforms including PC, PlayStation, and Xbox. The article also discusses the Switch 2's first year on the market.

VG247Positive

The Sims 4 patch makes it so your public lot gatherings won't be interrupted by rogue Sims

An upcoming update for The Sims 4, releasing March 17 for PC and Mac, will address several player-reported issues. Key fixes include preventing random Sims from interrupting public lot gatherings, ensuring Prom is once again completable, and resolving issues with pets and horses. The patch also improves Sim autonomy and eye blinking animations.

The Xbox HubPositive

Test Your Logic In Temari Trials: Dojo’s Test

Temari Trials: Dojo's Test, a puzzle game developed and published by Afil Games, has been released on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and PC. The game features 30 levels with a Sokoban-style logic puzzle mechanic involving pushing temari balls to unlock chests.