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Sony is reportedly testing a PlayStation stablecoin through Sony Bank, using Polygon blockchain for low-cost, global payments. The stablecoin could power in-game purchases, subscriptions, trading, creator payouts and a future Web3 PlayStation ecosystem.
FromSoftware is heavily rumored to announce a major new project at this year’s Game Awards. Fans speculate about Elden Ring 2, a Bloodborne remake, a new Armored Core or a completely new IP as clues, leaks and industry hints build massive anticipation.
Diablo 4 Season 11 brings massive upgrades, including a new rune customization system, improved endgame, smarter AI, a darker storyline and major QoL improvements. Blizzard aims to boost build freedom, pacing and replayability in the season’s biggest overhaul yet.
A new federal lawsuit accuses Roblox and Discord of creating a “tag team” environment that enables predators to target minors. The case highlights major concerns about moderation, platform responsibility and child safety across interconnected online ecosystems.
EA Sports FC 26 introduces ten Classic XI teams, bringing back iconic football eras for local multiplayer. Each squad features legendary players, retro formations, unique playstyles and nostalgic offline gameplay designed for couch matches and friendly tournaments.
PUBG: Black Budget gameplay leaks confirm a first-person extraction shooter with tactical combat, PvPvE encounters, dark environments, deep progression and realistic gunplay. The footage suggests Krafton is creating one of its boldest PUBG projects yet.
Fortnite players are protesting after discovering what they believe to be AI-generated art inside the game. Screenshots of distorted posters sparked a massive debate about creativity, transparency and whether Epic Games is replacing human-made assets with AI.
CD Projekt Red has officially reconfirmed its bold plan for a new Witcher trilogy, targeting Witcher 4 for 2026–2027 and releasing Witcher 5 and 6 within six years. With upgraded technology, expanded teams and a unified narrative arc, the studio aims to redefine modern RPG storytelling.
A controversial indie horror game banned by Valve has created a massive industry debate, but GOG stepped in to host the title proudly. The clash highlights growing tensions around censorship, creative freedom and how digital storefronts shape the future of indie game publishing.
Blizzard has officially announced World of Warcraft: Midnight, releasing March 3, 2026. The expansion explores the rising Void threat, introduces a fully revamped Quel’Thalas, new dungeons, raids and major gameplay improvements. Midnight blends nostalgia with new world systems, marking a major evolution in WoW’s future saga.
GTA 5 has re-entered the spotlight with its Enhanced Edition, bringing upgraded visuals, better NPC behavior, faster loading, and revamped physics. Steam charts are rising again, and with huge community support, GTA 5 is now a serious contender for the 2025 Steam Game of the Year. Its longevity, updates and massive online ecosystem give it a real competitive edge.
Rockstar Games’ co-founder has revealed that “freedom” was the single most important design principle behind Grand Theft Auto’s rise to global fame. By giving players unprecedented control, dynamic worlds and reactive chaos, GTA redefined open-world gaming and influenced an entire generation of titles. The philosophy continues to guide the franchise as fans await GTA 6.
Ubisoft has confirmed that the Far Cry franchise is officially being adapted into a high-budget TV series led by Rob Mac and Noah Hawley. With its iconic villains, rich landscapes and psychological storytelling, Far Cry is perfectly suited for a cinematic anthology-style world. The adaptation could redefine how video games evolve into prestige television.
Sony’s shift from strict PlayStation exclusivity to releasing blockbuster titles on PC has become one of its most successful strategic moves. By opening its catalogue to a wider audience, the company has unlocked new revenue streams, expanded global brand loyalty and strengthened its live-service ambitions. What began as an experiment is now a defining pillar of PlayStation’s long-term future.
Ubisoft has officially announced that the Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag Remake will launch in March 2026, bringing the iconic pirate adventure to next-gen hardware. Featuring rebuilt environments, enhanced naval systems, modern stealth mechanics and expanded storytelling for Edward Kenway, the remake aims to revive one of the series’ most beloved entries. Co-op naval missions and dynamic open-sea events make this the most ambitious AC remake to date.