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The remake is still in the works at Saber Interactive, according to a new report. The PlayStation 5 console exclusive remake of BioWare's 2003 RPG title was announced as part of the September 2021 PlayStation Showcase under the development of Aspyr Media, the developer behind many ports — including the original on Nintendo Switch and the upcoming — before Aspyr's parent company, Saber Interactive, took over development in 2022.
New footage for has been shown during the February 29, 2024, Nacon Connect conference, along with the first news on when players can get their hands on the game. Spiders' RPG title was announced during the Bigben Week event in Paris back in 2022 and will be a prequel set three years before the events of the first game.
has been revealed during the February 29, 2024, Nacon Connect conference. The game had previously been announced by Nacon back in 2022 with a brief, menacing cinematic trailer of a Terminator looking for someone in an abandoned building, but it was simply called "" and not a lot of information was provided.
A new report could indicate that 's release date could be earlier than most had previously assumed. The game's first trailer gave players an insight into the highly anticipated crime title's main story and setting and announced a release window of "". While this release window was vague, it gave Rockstar an entire year to work with, rather than a set date to adhere to and risk having to announce any delays.
EA has canceled a new first-person shooter title that was in development at Respawn Entertainment. While job listings for the title appeared back in 2022, recent reports gave players some insight into the game's story and gameplay, with it being focused on a brand-new Mandalorian character and featuring a more linear level design, contrasting Respawn's open-world games.
It's becoming increasingly unlikely that will be released on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S/X. While and were extremely well received, there hasn't been any official word on another entry in the franchise from its developer, Rockstar Games.
A new arcade cabinet has been revealed to accompany the launch of . The Disney+ revival of the popular 90's animated series picks up the story right where the original left off, and is filled with 90s nostalgia, and Disney has opted to lean into this by bringing back several classic titles from this era as part of the new arcade cabinet's library.
A new lawsuit sees many PlayStation players demanding cash payouts from Sony, and the company will now need to defend itself in court after the case was accepted. If the lawsuit is successful, these players could be owed up to £562 (approximately $711) depending on how much PlayStation content they've purchased since August 2016. A main reason for this is the pricing of modern gaming. In recent years, the price of games has increased significantly, with the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S/X generation seeing the standard edition of AAA titles releasing at approximately $70, with companies citing far greater development budgets as the main reason.