Grand Theft Auto 6 faces another significant delay, now targeting November 2026 instead of its original 2025 window. The delay gives Rockstar more time for polish but leaves PC gamers and multiplayer details uncertain.
Fortnite developer Epic Games says a skin color error depicting Apu with yellow skin wasn’t intentional. The mistake appeared in Moe’s Tavern on a Be Sharps poster. A fix is coming in the next update.
Nintendo has expanded its official store app beyond Japan for the first time. The app lets users purchase consoles, games, and merchandise directly from their phones. It also includes location-based rewards for checking in at Nintendo events and stores.
Nintendo’s new store app includes a hidden feature that reveals your complete gaming history across multiple console generations. The Play Activity section tracks everything back to Wii U and 3DS playtime. It’s either a nostalgic trip or an embarrassing reveal of your gaming habits.
Atari is expanding its anniversary collection with a paid DLC featuring Namco classics. The Namco Legendary Pack arrives November 13 with multiple versions of Pac-Man and other arcade favorites. This marks the second major expansion for the retro compilation.
Nintendo’s Switch 2 has officially sold over 10 million units in its first four months on the market. The console reached 10.36 million sales as of September 30th, nearly matching the Wii U’s entire lifetime performance.
Xbox Game Pass subscribers get a massive November lineup including day-one access to Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. The catch? You’ll need the newly priced $30/month Ultimate tier to play new releases immediately. This comes after Microsoft raised prices 50% earlier this year.
The director of the US Patent Office has personally initiated a rare re-examination of Nintendo’s patent covering summoning characters and making them battle. This development could spell trouble for Nintendo’s legal case against Palworld developer Pocketpair. The patent in question was previously d
The Nintendo Switch 2 is off to a blazing start, selling 10.36 million units by September 30. That’s significantly faster than the original Switch managed. Nintendo has already boosted its first-year sales forecast from 15 million to 19 million units.
Nintendo’s latest financial disclosures reveal a carefully orchestrated game release strategy for Switch 2. The company is addressing early platform criticism while building toward a sustainable content pipeline.
