Games

And we actually got some PS2 bangers during today’s presentation.

Bandai Namco is preparing to launch its exciting new fighter jet game on October 2nd, 2026, and early looks are very promising.

The animated series Spider-Noir offers a fresh take on the Spider-Man mythos with its unique 1930s Film Noir setting. Surprisingly, it’s already excelling at some classic Spider-Man themes, even surpassing Sony and the Marvel Cinematic Universe in certain areas. The tragic origin story feels particularly fitting for Ben Reilly, a damaged detective whose backstory naturally lends itself to the Noir genre. Even more impressively, Spider-Noir delivers action sequences that are arguably better than those in the MCU, with one standout scene proving its potential.

You might know Nakamura from her work at Tango Gameworks, where she contributed to both The Evil Within games and Ghostwire: Tokyo.

The classic Lara Croft adventure, Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, has been rebuilt with Unreal Engine 5 and will be released on PlayStation 5 on February 12th.

Bullseye is a particularly cruel villain in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and his skill at turning everyday objects into deadly, precise weapons makes him incredibly dangerous. While he killed Foggy Nelson in the first season of Born Again, Matt Murdock unexpectedly had to team up with him in season 2. Together, they worked to take down Mayor Fisk. The second season concludes with Bullseye making an arrangement with Mr. Charles, suggesting he’s taking on a role similar to Luke Cage – becoming one of the government’s enhanced soldiers.

The studio recently shared a 23-minute gameplay video of the new PlayStation 5 game, which you can view above. According to a post on the PlayStation Blog, the game will be released soon and is now available to add to your wishlist on PS5.

Rayman Legends Retold is a fresh take on the classic side-scrolling platformer, now featuring updated 3D graphics. It’s the most noticeable change and a great way to experience the game.

The new game isn’t heavily connected to the first Until Dawn. It’s a completely separate story with a new group of characters – people who pretend to investigate the supernatural. They make a living faking ghostly encounters, but their latest job takes them to a deserted tropical island where things quickly become terrifyingly real.