The early-access action-RPG gets its sixth mastery branch plus item affix modification — a meaningful step toward its 2026 full release.
Czech studio Ashborne Games reveals how you'll build a dynasty in 15th-century Europe — through trade, politics, bribery, or outright crime.
Tarsier Studios shadowdrops The Prisoner just hours after the THQ Nordic Showcase reveal, adding co-op horror story content for $9.99 across all platforms.
The beloved 2020 flagship is returning as the WH-1000XM4C at €249.99 / £219.99, but Sony has trimmed the battery life to make it happen.
Cold Iron's four-player co-op shooter hits PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S on August 25 — the Switch 2 port arrives later in 2026.
A global memory shortage is reshaping the tablet market, pushing manufacturers toward premium models and leaving budget buyers with fewer choices heading into late 2026.
Monster Hunter: World leads all franchises at 22.4M copies, while Devil May Cry 5 surges on the back of its anime series.
Tesla and SpaceX are building a vertically integrated semiconductor complex in Texas that would dwarf any existing fab — but questions remain about oversight and community impact.
Syntropic Power and UNIGRID are targeting 1 GWh of sodium-ion storage in North America by 2027, using a chemistry that eliminates the need for active cooling.
The budget flagship is expected September 1 with a higher price tag, Exynos 2500, and a look borrowed from the S26 flagship line.
Solo indie dev Melvin Bentinger has revealed a fungal metroidvania that borrows heavily from Hollow Knight: Silksong — no release date yet, PC only.
Three years after the original, Bose's mid-range over-ears get TrueSpatial audio, a six-mic ANC overhaul, and lossless USB-C — undercutting Sony's latest flagship by nearly $100.
The F1 AIR matches 8000 Hz polling from premium rivals at a weight that undercuts nearly everything on the market—if the price holds up.
A new Motorola patent flips the foldable formula: instead of a phone that shrinks to your wrist, it's a watch that expands into a handheld display.
Arc System Works' new Marvel fighting game requires a PSN account for online play, locking out players across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia at launch.
