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Gran Turismo Limited Edition DualSense Controller Launches December 10 — Too Much Gaming | Video Games Reviews, News, & Guides
Sony Interactive Entertainment announced a limited edition Gran Turismo DualSense controller for the franchise's 30th anniversary, launching December 10, 2026, for $84.99 USD. The announcement coincides with Gran Turismo 7's 1.72 Spec IV update, adding six new vehicles, a new circuit, and other features.
Xbox Has Started Surveying Users About Future Games Being Exclusive – Rumor
Xbox is reportedly surveying users about making future games, excluding Call of Duty, console exclusive to the Xbox ecosystem. Franchises like DOOM, The Elder Scrolls, Minecraft, Diablo, and Fallout were mentioned as potential exclusives. This move aims to gauge player interest in investing in Xbox for exclusive content, with titles like Gears of War: E-Day and Clockwork Revolution already confirmed as non-timed exclusives.
Ace Combat 8’s Best Fights Begin in the Clouds
Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve offers spectacular aerial combat where weather elements like clouds and icing significantly impact gameplay. While the game excels in its urgent, action-packed sorties and tactical preparation, its uneven storytelling, pacing issues, and occasional mission design flaws hold it back from perfection.
Xbox Survey About Exclusives Includes A Nuclear Strategy, But Wait Just A Minute
Microsoft's Xbox division is surveying users about potentially making all first-party games, except Call of Duty, console-exclusive to Xbox. This includes potentially removing Minecraft from PlayStation and Nintendo consoles. The survey also polled opinions on making Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, Doom, and Diablo console-exclusive.
Xbox Nano Controller Announced, And It’s So Small
Microsoft has announced the Xbox Nano Controller, a new, smaller, and more affordable controller designed for portability and smaller hands. It features all 18 standard gameplay buttons and a programmable action button, costing $50 USD. Bundles with Samsung TVs and Meta Quest headsets are also planned, though cloud streaming usage may eventually incur additional costs.
Fans of Destiny 1 are trying to get the console game to work on PC – and earn a nod from Bungie
Fans are working to bring the original console-exclusive game Destiny to PC through a mod called Project Golden Age. The project has achieved 4K resolution and 60 FPS, gaining the attention of Bungie's head of product, Josh Deane. Despite the unofficial nature of the mod, Sony has not yet taken action to halt its development.
After eight years building GTA 6, Rockstar promises its next games will come "more quickly"
Rockstar Games has indicated that future titles will be released more quickly following the extensive eight-year development of Grand Theft Auto 6. The studio learned from the development of Red Dead Redemption 2 and implemented its advancements into GTA 6, though the game's release was delayed to November 2026. Rockstar believes its improved engine and tools will enable faster content creation.
Bullet Hell Meets Crystal Hunting In Shockwave Triggers
Shockwave Triggers, a vertical shoot 'em up with bullet hell elements, is now available on PC and consoles including Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch for £12.49. Developed by Eastasiasoft and Shinu Real Arts, the game features two pilots, six stages, crystal collection, ship upgrades, and a unique shockwave mechanic that turns incoming bullets into gems.
The Drug Store is this week’s Console Archives game
The drugstore management simulation game 'The Drug Store,' originally released in 1998 for the PlayStation, will be available on Nintendo Switch 2 tomorrow, October 15, 2026, for $11.99 as part of the Console Archives series. This release will only include the Japanese version of the game, with all in-game text in Japanese.
The Best Gaming Options For Gen X
This article explores the best gaming options available for Generation X, highlighting how the hobby has evolved from arcade cabinets and early home computers to fit modern lifestyles. It covers retro classics that still hold up, modern adventures for longer sessions, family-friendly titles, and popular slot games.
Kojima says he was 'just like Bryan' from the Resident Evil movie when he played RE1 in 1996: 'I kept getting game over after game over, shouting F***!'
Hideo Kojima shared his thoughts on the recent Resident Evil movie, stating it captures the experience of playing the original game rather than being a direct adaptation. He related his own struggles with the 1996 PlayStation release, recalling frequent game overs and exclamations of frustration.
Hypercharge: Unboxed announces massive Nintendo Switch update
Hypercharge: Unboxed has received its largest update yet on Nintendo Switch, bringing it in line with PC, Xbox, and PlayStation versions. The update introduces full cross-play, a new story mode, multiple new bosses, enemies, maps, weapons, playable characters, and game modes. The developers cited a move to a newer Unreal Engine version, a networking backend overhaul for cross-play, and extensive foundational work as reasons for the delay.
Hideo Kojima Reviews The Resident Evil Movie
Hideo Kojima shared his positive review of Zach Cregger's Resident Evil movie, noting its effective use of horror techniques and its ability to evoke the feeling of playing the original game. He also mentioned picking up materials for the Tom Cruise movie Digger while at the theater. The article also briefly touches on Kojima's upcoming games OD and Death Stranding.
Xbox Is Testing A New Streak Feature That Could Make Gaming Feel (More) Like A Chore
Microsoft is testing a new 'streak' feature on Xbox consoles for users in the Insider program, which tracks consecutive days of console usage. This feature, which could be tied to Xbox reward points, aims to increase user engagement but may become irritating if notifications are intrusive.
Build A Wilder World In Planet Zoo 2
Planet Zoo 2 has been released, expanding the zoo-building simulation with fully aquatic animals, flying birds, and dedicated Wildlife Reserves for conservation. Developed and published by Frontier Developments, the game is available on Xbox Series X|S, PC, and PlayStation, with Standard and Deluxe editions priced at £39.99 and £54.99 respectively. The sequel builds upon the original's management and construction tools, emphasizing ecological goals and offering players more creative freedom.
God Of War’s Laufey Collector’s Edition Leaves One Important Thing Out: The Game
Sony revealed the God of War Laufey Collector's Edition, a merchandise-only set costing £130 that includes a statue and art book but notably excludes the game itself. This follows a trend of publishers releasing high-margin collector's items separate from the game, such as Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto 6 collector's edition. The article also briefly mentions the upcoming God of War TV series and casting changes.
Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse Is The Series At Its Best
Castlevania: Belmont's Curse is hailed as a new high for the series, synthesizing its best elements into a cohesive and fantastic experience. The game features a sprawling map, joyous traversal, a compelling story with creative characters, and exceptionally refined combat. The innovative tarot card system elegantly fuses disparate gameplay elements, serving as mission signposting, puzzles, lore, and spell progression.
Dari Bayang-Bayang ke Dunia Terbuka: Bagaimana Assassin’s Creed Mengubah Arah Genrenya
This article analyzes the evolution of the Assassin's Creed franchise, tracing its shift from a stealth-focused, urban-based experience to a modern open-world action RPG. It highlights how Ubisoft's bold design changes, including the introduction of RPG mechanics and vast exploration, have successfully broadened the series' appeal and financial reach, while also acknowledging the community's debate over the loss of original stealth elements.
Ratatan review for Nintendo Switch 2
Ratatan, a spiritual successor to the Patapon series from former producer Hiroyuki Kotani and developer Ratata Arts, attempts to blend rhythm-action gameplay with roguelike elements on the Nintendo Switch. While it captures the charm of its predecessor with vibrant visuals and unique music, the roguelike structure leads to repetitive gameplay and a lack of innovation, ultimately hindering the overall experience. The game's visual presentation can also become overwhelming, making it difficult to discern on-screen action.
No Man's Sky is somehow coming to mobile, and Hello Games says it's partly thanks to Light No Fire
Hello Games announced that No Man's Sky will be released on iOS devices, including iPhone and iPad, on October 28th. The studio revealed that the development of its upcoming game, Light No Fire, has contributed to performance improvements that benefit all platforms, including the mobile version.
