Nintendo Leaker Claims New Super Smash Bros and Nintendogs Games in Development
A Nintendo leaker claims a new Super Smash Bros game and a Nintendogs return are in development, suggesting fresh entries rather than ports.
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Onimusha: Way of the Sword Sells 1 Million Units in First Day
Onimusha: Way of the Sword sold 1 million units on launch day, marking the franchise's strongest opening since its return after 20 years.
Persona 5 Phantom X Update 4.8 Adds Kumi Blitz Katayama and Mailbox Fix
Persona 5 Phantom X update 4.8 adds Kumi Blitz Katayama, a Tour de Force event, and mailbox favorites across iOS, Android, and Steam.
Sega Cancels Super Game After $882 Million Investment
Sega officially cancels the Super Game project, citing excessive investment and financial risk. The company will redirect resources to existing titles like Phantasy Star Online 2.
BOMBANANA! Launches on Steam with 38% Discount for Co-op Puzzle Fans
BOMBANANA! is now available on Steam with a 38% launch discount. This co- op puzzle game features 30 levels and strong early player support.
GTA 6 NPCs React to Handheld Weapons, Not Just Back-Carry
GTA 6 NPCs now react to handheld weapons, forcing players to manage visible firepower. Rockstar confirms November 19 release date with updated AI behavior.
Space Marine 3 Confirmed No Generative AI in Development
Saber Interactive confirms Space Marine 3 will not use generative AI, aligning with Games Workshop's strict no- AI policy for its licensed games.
Capcom Targets Dormant Franchises for New Game Revivals
Capcom is actively reviewing its portfolio to revive older game franchises that have not received new releases recently, targeting dormant IPs for future development.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Hits Platinum Sales on Day One
Onimusha: Way of the Sword sold 1 million copies on day one, hitting platinum status. Capcom's revived franchise launches at $70 on PS5, Xbox, PC, and Switch 2.
BrickStation Mod Turns Lego PlayStation Into Working PS1 Console
BrickStation mod kit turns the Lego PlayStation into a functional PS1 console using a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, with HDMI output and DualSense support.