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Consoles, PC gaming, handhelds and the hardware and services behind them.
A new 25-minute Grand Theft Auto 6 leak from hacker group Cyberleek has leaked online, displaying uncensored gameplay, debug commands, and cutscenes ahead of its November release.
Microsoft has formed Xbox XP, a dedicated division tasked with taking video game franchises onto television screens, cinema seats, theme parks and retail shelves worldwide.
A fresh twenty-five-minute Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay leak exposes story missions, vehicle customization, and uncensored cutscenes featuring protagonist Jason.
The Verge reports Xbox has secured exclusive cloud streaming rights to GTA 6, letting PC and non-Xbox players stream the game at launch while Rockstar builds a native port later.
Melbourne developer Beethoven & Dinosaur took Game of the Year, visual art, and sound design honours for Mixtape at the 2026 Australian Game Developer Awards.
Microsoft confirmed Call of Duty will launch on Nvidia RTX Spark laptops in 2027, adapting Activision's Ricochet anti-cheat system to run natively on Arm64 architecture.
The LG B6 4K OLED Smart TV — a 2026 W-OLED model with native 120Hz, four HDMI 2.1 ports, and near-infinite contrast — is $999.99 on Amazon in the final hours of Prime Big Deal Days.
Capcom is bringing Monster Hunter Rise to iOS and Android exclusively for Netflix subscribers, running natively on phones right before Tencent releases Monster Hunter Outlanders.
Game Republic will host its Investment Summit at MCM Comic Con London this October, featuring panels on studio financing, sustainable development, and matchmaking sessions for developers.
Amazon Prime members can claim ten free PC games through October, headlined by the 2016 Doom reboot, alongside fresh titles arriving on the Luna streaming service.
Xbox has secured exclusive cloud streaming rights for Grand Theft Auto VI, according to The Verge, meaning only Xbox Cloud Gaming will stream the title when it launches November 19, even to PC.
LEGO Super Mario World: Mario & Yoshi 71438 drops to $89.99 on Amazon — its lowest US price ever, with no restock expected at LEGO.com and Prime Big Deal Days ending October 10.
LEGO Super Mario Piranha Plant 71426 is $39.89 at Target — and likely discontinued. The 540-piece set, rated for ages 18+, is sold out at LEGO.com with no restock date announced.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer launches on Amazon Luna today — free for Prime members in the US and UK. No extra subscription, no download, no console required.
LEGO Icons Project Hail Mary set drops to $69.99 for Amazon Big Deal Days — first discount since March launch
Microsoft’s Xbox Elite Series 3 controller is real — and it’s shipping this holiday season. Leaked configurations on the Xbox Design Lab backend confirm four SKUS, TMR/Hall effect thumbsticks, voice-coil haptics, and a removable rechargeable battery pack.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Edition Nintendo Switch Pro controller is $69.99 at Woot — today only. It’s compatible with the Switch 2, but lacks rear paddles, GameChat, a headphone jack, HD Rumble 2, and wake-on-press.
Gears of War: E-Day runs on Xbox Series S using SSD-as-RAM — a targeted, frame-aware memory offload strategy confirmed by The Coalition’s technical director.
Halo: Combat Evolved now runs in a web browser with 128-player multiplayer. Lego Racers — the 1999 kart racer — is playable on Android, Steam Deck, and iPhone via Safari. And The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time boots on modern Windows PCs without emulation...