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The Age of Hatred Collection bundles the base game, Vessel of Hatred, and Lord of Hatred into a $69.99 package — but the physical edition ships without a cartridge.
Echtra Games spent four years under Zynga building a multiplayer Star Wars action RPG — then the studio shut down without releasing a single game.
Activision's Sledgehammer Games tested a Halo multiplayer prototype in June 2026, then dropped it — but the broader conversation about outsourcing the franchise isn't over.
The Simpsons creator said the cult 2003 game is "coming back in some form" at D23 — then the showrunner immediately walked it back with "or not."
A reliable leaker has pinned the release to September 15 or 18, 2026, but the physical edition ships with a download code instead of a cartridge.
A leaked Microsoft roadmap details backward compatibility plans stretching from 2026 to 2028 — including a way to swap physical discs for permanent digital licenses.
Insider Jez Corden claims inXile Entertainment is quietly developing a Fallout title — and Brian Fargo's history with the franchise makes it a compelling rumor.
A stage exchange at the FF14 Berlin Fan Fest suggests Naoki Hamaguchi — the man behind the FF7 Remake trilogy — could be next in line to lead the franchise's next numbered entry.
A new project codenamed Kodiak replaces the cancelled Maverick, taking Far Cry in a Roblox-style direction — while Far Cry 7 slips to Summer 2027.
New in-game images of Hexe have surfaced online, reportedly showing heroine Anika — and the leaker's account was swiftly blocked, suggesting Ubisoft is cracking down hard.
A leak from insider RogueTX reveals the next big Assassin's Creed is targeting June 2027, set during 16th-century German witch trials, with no magic in sight.
According to leaker Dusk Golem, Capcom is shifting away from side games like Revelations toward 5–6 hour story expansions between mainline Resident Evil releases.
Tom Warren of The Verge reports a new DOOM game is in early development at id Software, even as the studio reels from laying off 136 employees.
Microsoft cut 25% of Obsidian's staff and reportedly shelved Avowed 2, but co-founder Chris Avellone says the sequel is still being pitched internally.
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma is refocusing the studio on core franchises — and Josh Sawyer, director of New Vegas, is leading the charge.
