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Death Stranding 2: On The Beachofficially releases on June 26, exclusively for PlayStation 5. Now that we’ve finally seen more of Hideo Kojima’s secondDeath Strandingtitle, we also know that, for now, it will remain a PlayStation exclusive. Just like the originalDeath Strandingwhich launched on June 10, 2025, and only came to PC on June 12, 2025,Death Stranding 2will be locked toPS5for the foreseeable future. Death Stranding 2is not releasing on PC—at least not yet There is no confirmed PC release date forDeath Stranding 2, meaning the game won’t be available on any platform outside of PlayStation when it launches on June 26....

720p is so last-gen [Screenshots shown here are not the PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360 versions.] The marketing forDestinywould have you believe that the only place it makes an appearance is on the PlayStation 4. But no, it certainly made its way to Xbox One, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3. The latter of the three, specifically, are particularly surprising. Of course,Destinywas announced before the now current-gen consoles were even announced, so Bungie made due on its original announcement to bring their new shooter to last-gen systems....

Every year for the past nine years or so, I’ve either covered or sat in every press conference at E3. I’ve seen major mind-blowing reveals, flubbed stage demos, and witness broken dreams. But in recent years E3 has winded down a bit. A lot of the big-time announcements are either leaked, announced ahead of time, or saved for a “Direct” style presentation where the publisher can entirely control the narrative in a sterile environment....

And the Donkey Kong Land series is headed to 3DS Back in November 2012, Nintendo removed theDonkey Kong Countryseries from the Wii’s Virtual Console for some reason that, to my knowledge, was never publicly addressed. But those games will resurface this month on Wii U alongside theDonkey Kong Landseries on 3DS. The release schedule, at least for the UK, is as follows: Bonus: if you purchase one of theDonkey Kong Countrytitles before November 6, you’ll get a 33 percent discount onDonkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze....

Infinity Blade: Dungeons on hold as a result Maryland-based Impossible Studios, a team made up of employees fromKingdoms of Amalur: Reckoningdeveloper Big Huge Games, was formed by Epic Gamesback in Augustand put in charge ofInfinity Blade: Dungeons. Now, it’s been announced that Epic will be closing the studio. “When former members of Big Huge Games approached Epic last year, we saw the opportunity to help a great group of people while putting them to work on a project that needed a team,”wrote Epic founder Tim Sweeney....

A long list of indies to look forward to It’s the time of year when big game publishers roll out their blockbuster launches, but there’s always time for the indies, too. Today’s Day of the Devs showcase, part of the Summer Game Fest kickoff, did just that: spotlight the creators bringing some new and interesting things to play. From music and soccer to fishing and anime music, there was a lot shown today....

You have your (Grand) orders, folks Fate/Grand Orderjust recently debuted a new addition its story with the opening of theEpic of Remnantexpansion the other day, but that doesn’t mean people with the wisdom not to play the game are left out in the cold. Aniplex have something for owners of PS VR headsets, in the form of the English debut ofFate/Grand Order VR feat. Mash Kyrielight, which is available now for the low price of free on the PSN store....

Refined mechanics aim to keep things fresh From what I understand,FIFA 14is one of the earliest games to be shown consistently running on Xbox One hardware, rather than being demonstrated on PC-based development kits. That being the case, I expected a solid performance from the game from the get-go, and while the build I played wasn’t the final product, it really felt close enough. Rather than offering up the full 33 licensed leagues, my experience with this build featured several well known clubs from around the world....

Chica still makes my skin crawl TheFive Nightstrain hasn’t stopped rolling on Nintendo Switch. Today, Steel Wool Studios released the Switch version ofFive Nights at Freddy’s: Help Wantedon the Nintendo eShop for $29.99. If you’re thinking of jumping into the animatronic survival series relatively blind all these years later, you can do way worse thanHelp Wanted. It’s a multifaceted experience that covers a lot of ground – almost like a “greatest hits” take onFNAF– and it’s discernible enough for uninitiated players to follow....

Did you not think you’d get aDead Space 3limited edition? Oh, how naive you are. Yes, one is coming, and it gives players first access to two “bundles” planned for Visceral’s action-horror sequel. DLC bundles, that is. Lots and lots of tasty DLC. The two bundles are called “First Contact” and “Witness the Truth,” with each one containing a unique suit and weapon. Details for each are listed below. So there you go....

GameStop knows the vast majority of potentialFallout 3owners are excited. So excited, that they’re willing to stand outside a tiny store at midnight with people smoking, talking loudly, littering, and spewing all sorts of nonsense about what will be present inFallout 3. In response to this insatiable desire of fans, GameStop has announced that they will be holding several midnight launch events across the nation. If you’ve taken part in one of these affairs before, then you know the drill....

I’ve invested quite a bit of time intoFinal Fantasy III DSsince its release. Sure, I’ve been hemorrhaging cash in various other directions too, butFFIIIhas been my little go-to buddy, filling morning commutes and lazy afternoons nearly effortlessly. Though I’ve gone on the record more than once over my distaste for Square-Enix’s recent surge of franchise-whoring, I can’t say I blame them for going back to the well when there’s so many good games to revisit....