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By: Krista Noren
For Christmas, it looks like Nintendo Switch Online subscribers are getting a present of two games added to the service's retro catalog. Rayman 2: The Great Escape and Tonic Trouble will be coming to the N64 lineup on December 17th. Since these are N64 games, you'll specifically need to be on the NSO's Expansion Pack tier if you want to play them.
By: Krista Noren
Earlier today, Nintendo announced two new arrivals on the retro catalog lineup for Nintendo Switch Online. That wasn't the only addition they planned on for the month of December, as another title has surprise dropped onto NSO right now. The GameCube classic Wario World is playable now for Nintendo Switch 2 owners with Nintendo Switch Online's Expansion Pack subscription. Released in 2003, Wario World is a 3D platformer developed by Treasure.
It's that time of year again. Geoff Keighley is back, with the annual event celebrating the year's best in gaming. There's plenty of awards to be given out, but also importantly, plenty of game announcements to be made. So settle in, because we'll be wrapping up every announcement made at the event. It all kicks off at 6:30 CST.
It's that time of year again. Geoff Keighley is back, with the annual event celebrating the year's best in gaming. There's plenty of awards to be given out, but also importantly, plenty of game announcements to be made. So settle in, because we'll be wrapping up every announcement made at the event. It all kicks off at 6:30 CST.
By: Krista Noren
It's that time of year again. Geoff Keighley is back, with the annual event celebrating the year's best in gaming. There's plenty of awards to be given out, but also importantly, plenty of game announcements to be made. So settle in, because we'll be wrapping up every announcement made at the...
Shown at The Game Awards was the first look at the upcoming Street Fighter film. Though it's less than a minute long, it shows a lot, both of the tone of the movie, and its cast. Referred to as just "Street Fighter Movie", it'll be in theaters next year on October 16, 2026.
A surprise to ring in the New Year was the discovery of what could potentially help lead to developments in the PlayStation 5 hacking scene. Internal files from Sony have leaked onto the internet, which includes "Level 0 BootROM keys" for the PS5. These keys are instrumental in understanding how the PlayStation 5 operates, and could also be used to decrypt the PS5's bootloader. As it stands, since they exist on a hardware level, there's nothing Sony can do to patch away the vulnerability of the keys being readily available online. However, while useful to have, PlayStation scene member Jose Coixao stressed that this by no means guarantees an easy hack for the PS5, since there's still plenty of other work involved in being able to exploit a console. Time will tell if those within the scene can make any headway with the discovery of these keys.
By: Krista Noren
A whole hour of PlayStation content is on the way, thanks to the latest State of Play showcase. Headlining the stream will be Marvel's Wolverine, alongside a collection of other PlayStation content. You can tune in, or catch our coverage of the event, which is live now.We're kicking off with...
By: Krista Noren
The end has come for the PlayStation 3 and the PlayStation Vita. After supporting the PSN Store on the PS3 and PS Vita since 2006 and 2011 respectively, Sony has announced that they plan to shut down digital purchases soon. This August, both systems will lose access to the PS Store in Mexico, Honduras, and Nicaragua. By the end of the year, support for the Middle East and Latin America will follow suit. All other regions will see the PS Store shut down in July 2027, ending the ability to purchase new games digitally on either platform. Games already purchased on either system will still be able to be re-downloaded, at the very least, for the foreseeable future.
By: Krista Noren
Sony made a shocking announcement today, revealing that the company plans to move away from physical game releases in the future. Citing claims of how the industry is moving away from physical copies and disc-based games, and prefers digital media, PlayStation will follow suit, and will only release PlayStation games digitally. Starting January 2028, physical disc production will end, and you'll only be able to purchase video games through a digital format, either from retailers or PlayStation themselves.
