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Gamespot

Overwatch – 10 Years Of Overwatch | Blizzcon 2026 Interview

Overwatch's game director Aaron Keller and associate game director Alec Dawson discuss the game's 10-year anniversary, the new hero Doctrine, and share a surprising anecdote about Tracer's original laser eyes. The interview touches on the game's long history and ongoing development.

Gamespot

James Pond Legacy Situation Is More Than Meets The AI

System 3 Software has addressed accusations that generative AI was used in the promotional artwork for James Pond Legacy, a collection for Nintendo Switch. While System 3 initially denied the claims, CEO Mark Cale clarified that their developer, Antstream, used algorithm-assisted visualization, which Antstream described as 'fully human-authored.' Cale expressed frustration with the term 'AI' becoming a negative buzzword and stated that clearer guidelines are needed to avoid future confusion.

Massively Overpovered

Survival RPG RuneScape Dragonwilds leaves early access and launches on PC and console

Jagex has announced the full 1.0 launch of its survival RPG RuneScape: Dragonwilds, over a year and a half after its early access debut. The game is now available on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X, and PC platforms, featuring cross-play support and a significant launch-day patch. This release marks the beginning of an ambitious multi-year content roadmap for the game.

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XBOX

Diablo Discussion w/Devs: Diablo V, Season of Hell’s Legacy, and The Amazon | Official XBOX Podcast

Developers from Blizzard Entertainment discuss major Diablo announcements at BlizzCon, including Diablo V, Season 15 of Diablo IV, and the upcoming Amazon class. The team highlights the game's evolution, player reception, and the creative process behind new content and future installments.

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Massively Overpovered

Blizzard says it announced some major games early in order to ‘convey confidence’ in its releases

Blizzard Entertainment president Johanna Faries explained that the company announced major upcoming games like StarCraft and Diablo V early to convey confidence in their releases and commitment to shipping on time. This strategy aims to reassure fans and employees amidst recent layoffs and create a healthier company environment.

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IGN

Fable Developer Explains Why Xbox 'Protected' the Project Over Its Long Development Cycle, Amid Layoffs and Studio Closures Elsewhere

Playground Games, the developer of the upcoming Fable RPG, has explained how the project was protected during its decade-long development cycle, especially in light of recent layoffs and studio closures within Xbox. The studio highlighted the importance of this protection for the game's long-term survival.

Escapist Magazine

Kingmakers Leads tinyBuild’s 2026 Showcase With 16 Games

tinyBuild's Connect 2026 showcase revealed updates and announcements for 16 games, including a deep dive into Kingmakers. The event also featured new titles like The Crab is Walking and Road to Jukai, confirmed release dates for several games, and detailed console ports and live-service updates for existing titles.

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Eurogamer

"What would a WoW 2 give you that World of Warcraft: Forever isn't already giving you?" - Blizzard addresses the MMO elephant in the room

Blizzard Entertainment has revealed World of Warcraft: Forever, a reimagined version of the original game with new content and improved graphics, rather than a direct sequel. Executives Holly Longdale and Kris Zierhut explained that the existing engine and ongoing development of World of Warcraft make a sequel unnecessary and potentially less viable than evolving the current game. The company also mentioned future plans for Diablo 5 and a StarCraft shooter, while acknowledging the challenges and costs associated with creating a WoW sequel.

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Playstation Lifestyle

Long-Awaited PS5 Exclusive Action Game Launches Today on PlayStation Store

Insomniac Games' highly anticipated PlayStation 5 exclusive, Marvel's Wolverine, has launched today on the PlayStation Store. The action game, set in the same universe as Marvel's Spider-Man, features an original story and is priced at $69.99 for the standard edition and $79.99 for the Digital Deluxe Edition. Despite a ransomware attack in 2023, the game has received strong initial reviews.

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Rock Paper Shotgun

Marathon's next major update runs a few months further away, permanent PvE in hand, as Bungie ditch their "strict seasonal schedule"

Bungie has delayed the next major update for Marathon, originally scheduled for September 22nd, to December 8th. This update, titled Symbiosis, will introduce a permanent PvE mode and other features. Bungie is also shifting away from a strict seasonal schedule to allow more flexibility in development and testing, aiming to address player feedback for more depth and variety.

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PC Gamer

Toss a project at your printer: vibe coded tool allows developer to throw stuff at his 3D printer in VR to begin…

A software developer at Epic Games has created a tool that allows users to control a 3D printer in VR using AI. The system, which integrates a Meta Quest 3 headset with a 3D printer via a web server and GPT-6 Astra, enables users to 'throw' 3D models into the printer to begin the printing process. The developer is considering releasing the project if there is sufficient interest.

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Retro Gamer

Elder Scrolls lore master and 20-year Bethesda veteran Kurt Kuhlmann can't find a job after being laid off months…

Veteran Bethesda developer Kurt Kuhlmann, known for his work on The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, has been laid off from Lightspeed LA. Kuhlmann, who spent two decades at Bethesda Game Studios, is now seeking new employment, highlighting the current instability in the game development industry. The article notes ongoing layoffs at companies like Microsoft and Xbox, emphasizing that even experienced professionals are not immune to industry downturns.

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Gamedeveloper.com

Bohemia Interactive acquires minority stake in Everwind developer Enjoy Studio

Bohemia Interactive has acquired a minority stake in Polish studio Enjoy Studio, the developer behind the sandbox survival RPG Everwind. Bohemia Interactive, which published Everwind, has been working with Enjoy Studio since 2024 and cited a shared approach to game development and player communication as key factors in the investment. The deal signifies Bohemia Interactive's first investment in a Polish video game company.

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Massively Overpovered

Marathon pushes its major September update into December and ends its seasonal content schedule

Bungie has delayed Marathon's major September update to December 8th, citing player feedback for a need for more depth and variety. The studio is also ending its seasonal content schedule to allow for more flexible development and testing of features. An interim refresh of the Nightfall season is planned for October 6th.

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Gamespot

007 First Light’s Switch 2 Edition Delayed Yet Again, Here’s How Long You Have To Wait

IO Interactive has announced a second delay for the Nintendo Switch 2 edition of 007 First Light, now scheduled for March 2027. The studio cited the need for additional time to polish performance and ensure the quality players expect. The game was previously slated for a Summer 2026 release.

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FZ.se

Runescape: Dragonwilds lämnar early access i dag

The survival game Runescape: Dragonwilds has officially left early access today with its 1.0 version. The update includes improvements to the building and combat systems, new enemy variants, and the boss Kuldra. The game will not see a price increase and will be available on PC, PlayStation Plus, and Game Pass, with physical console editions arriving November 5.

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Metro UK

Wolverine dev is ‘cooking hard’ on fixes after viral fart gas complaints

Insomniac Games has acknowledged player feedback regarding the 'fart gas' scent trail mechanic in its new Wolverine game for PlayStation 5. Community director James Stevenson stated the team is actively working on refinements, though specific updates are not yet detailed. The game has received a lukewarm critical reception, with some players and critics finding the scent trail obtrusive.

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Retro Gamer

Amid relentless layoffs at Xbox, Fable lead says "so many people" at the company see the RPG as "vital to the DNA of the platform," which "protected us over a long development cycle"

Despite significant layoffs at Xbox and the cancellation of other projects, the upcoming RPG Fable is considered vital to the platform's identity, which has protected its long development cycle. Director Ralph Fulton believes the game is important to video games as a whole, offering a unique combination of elements. Fable is set to release on Xbox Series X|S, PC, and PlayStation 5.

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Wolfs Gaming Blog

Insomniac May Be Cooking Up Changes to Wolverine’s Infamous Fart Trail

Insomniac Games is reportedly already working on changes for Marvel's Wolverine following player feedback received since its launch. Community director James Stevenson indicated on X that the team is actively listening to players, with a humorous mention of a 'fart trail' potentially being addressed.

To Much Gaming

Ubisoft Philippines: A Studio Ready for Bigger Things — Too Much Gaming | Video Games Reviews, News, & Guides

Ubisoft Philippines celebrates its 10th anniversary, showcasing its significant contributions to titles like Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag. The studio has evolved from talent acquisition to taking on greater project ownership, demonstrating a strong capacity for creative input and development.

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