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Former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida once advised the developers of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 not to market the game as a turn-based RPG. Speaking at the Busan Indie Connect Festival in 2026, Yoshida recalled warning the team that the label alone could cause some players to dismiss the game before giving it a chance. Yoshida played an early demo of the game roughly two years before its release while working in an advisory role with publisher Kepler Interactive.

A new Grand Theft Auto 6 clip released by the group known as CyberLeek has intensified debate over how much access the leaker actually has. The footage shows protagonist Jason flying a biplane over Vice City before cutting to a moment that appears designed to prove the material comes from a controllable build rather than pre-recorded files. In the roughly two-minute video, Jason pilots a biplane across Leonida in daylight.

Take-Two Interactive has seen a significant drop in its stock price in the days following the latest Grand Theft Auto 6 leaks. Shares that closed at $248.13 on August 18 fell to around $232.84 shortly afterward, representing a decline of more than $15 per share and an estimated $2.83 billion reduction in market capitalization. The timing lines up directly with the surge of gameplay footage, map material, and other assets released by the group identifying itself as CyberLeek.

Riot Games is ending active development on 2XKO in December 2026. In an official announcement, the company said the free-to-play tag fighter has not retained enough players to reach a sustainable path, despite an enthusiastic core community and positive reactions to several content updates throughout the year. Servers will remain online after active development concludes, and the game will stay playable on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. Offline play is unaffected.

Riot Games has begun sending winner emails for the Riftbound T1 2025 Worlds Champion Signature Edition drawing, but the reaction from the community has been largely negative. Despite the company using a lottery system and claiming to have filtered out more than 60 percent of entries for security reasons, many players say the same botters and scalpers still walked away with the limited product.

Ahri is the latest League of Legends champion reportedly headed to Fortnite. Prominent leaker HYPEX and several other dataminers have shared files and details pointing to an upcoming collaboration that includes an Ahri skin and a new Mythic weapon based on her abilities. According to the leaks, the Ahri Mythic functions as a kit-inspired item. It appears to fire homing orbs, grant a speed boost or dash similar to her ultimate, and include some form of siphon or sustain effect.

Pocketpair is already planning Palworld’s first major update since the 1.0 launch, but the studio has moved quickly to lower expectations about its scale. Publishing and communications lead John “Bucky” Buckley clarified that the team is "not planning to spend a year making a massive update for 1.1" after an open request for player suggestions generated more than a thousand replies filled with ambitious ideas.

Grand Theft Auto 6 is already performing at a scale few games ever reach, and it is still three months from launch. According to estimates from data firm Sensor Tower, the game has sold approximately 4.38 million pre-order copies, generating around $429 million in revenue so far. Those figures cover only the period since pre-orders opened and do not include any day-one or post-launch sales.

Marvel Rivals is receiving a new content drop today that adds stylish Hellfire Gala-themed skins for Cyclops, Phoenix, and Daredevil. The update also includes a pair of targeted bug fixes and will roll out without any server downtime. The new cosmetics are sold in individual bundles. Cyclops receives the Legendary "Elegant Eye" costume, while Phoenix (Jean Grey) gets the Epic "Viridian Vogue" outfit. Both designs draw directly from the characters’ Hellfire Gala appearances in the comics.

An animated series based on SEGA's iconic sword and sorcery side-scrolling beat 'em up, Golden Axe, is on the way, but fans hoping to see an even semi-serious take on the classic arcade game might be disappointed! Co-created by Mike McMahan (Star Trek: Lower Decks, Solar Opposites) and Joe Chandler (American Dad, Napoleon Dynamite animated show), the 10-episode Comedy Central show will put a meta comedy spin on the medieval fantasy adventure.