On October 25, 2025, GameStop announced on social media that the long-running competition between gaming consoles – often called the ‘Console Wars’ – was officially over, following a major announcement.
Bloober Team really delivered with this survival-horror remake – it’s one of the best I’ve played since the Resident Evil HD Remaster, and it’s currently 55% off for $36.69 on Loaded.
Released in 2001, Halo: Combat Evolved completely changed the landscape of console first-person shooters. From the moment players first touched down on the iconic Halo ring to the thrilling warthog missions, it established a benchmark for compelling stories, open-ended gameplay, and enjoyable multiplayer experiences – a standard that many games continue to try and meet today.
Poncle, the developer behind the popular game, has released a free expansion inspired by Balatro for their already successful horde survival title.
Vanessa Hudgens, the star of High School Musical, and the film’s director came together on Dancing With the Stars to watch Zac Efron’s brother, Dylan, perform well during the show’s Halloween episode.
As a big fan of Hideo Kojima, I was really surprised to hear how easily he got the idea for OD across to Phil Spencer at Xbox. Apparently, pitching it wasn’t as complicated as you might think for a Kojima game! Spencer recently shared in an interview that when they talked about the new project, Kojima laid out some seriously ambitious ideas, and even told him straight up, ‘I want to make a truly terrifying game.’ It’s awesome to hear him be so direct about wanting to deliver a really scary experience!
DC Comics has a history of trying to refresh its storylines, and some of those attempts, like Crisis on Infinite Earths, have been huge successes. But not all of them work out. There have been several times when DC tried to boost interest in its characters but fell short. Here are ten DC relaunches that unfortunately didn’t live up to their potential, wasting some truly iconic characters.
After a year of waiting, Pokemon TCG Pocket has finally explained what the Advance Ticket is for. DeNA announced on the game’s official X account that the ticket enters players into a drawing for Pack Hourglasses. Surprisingly, even players who got the ticket recently will be included in the raffle, leading many to wonder if it had any real purpose. The answer seems to be… sort of.
I played the complete game on October 23rd, with full access to everything – all features and even the system designed to keep players engaged long-term. While I didn’t finish it completely, I made significant progress!
This update is mostly focused on fixing bugs, rather than adding new features. It addresses a lot of issues, some of which were minor annoyances, while others could have caused serious problems with the game.