This new Borderlands 4 gameplay reveal happened during the PlayStation State of Play today, and it gave fans a meaty 20-minute look at Gearbox Software’s upcoming looter-shooter, set to launch on September 12, 2025, for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Nintendo Switch 2.
Yes, it’s true that the Nintendo Switch system update version 20.0.0 was released today, and includes features to prepare the first-generation console for the Nintendo Switch 2, which is set to launch on June 5, 2025.
You’ve seen what The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild would look like on the Nintendo DS, now check out 64 Bits’ Netflix Delicious in Dungeon demake for the handheld. The focus is on cooking up fantastical dishes from the series, like the Red Dragon Tail Feast, with a gameplay style heavily inspired by Cooking Mama but with some Final Fantasy DS game elements tossed in for flavor.
Aerospace engineer Michael Rechtin managed to build an insane full-motion flight simulator that includes a motorized chair setup that tilts to match the pitch and roll of an aircraft. What does this mean? A highly immersive experience for piloting RC planes or virtual aircraft in simulators like Microsoft Flight Simulator.
It’s official—the Nintendo Switch 2 pre-order scene in the US is a mess, with massive demand causing website problems and stock shortages. Pre-orders started on April 24, 2025, at big US stores like Walmart, Target, Best Buy, and GameStop, after a delay from April 9 because of tariff issues.
Bethesda dropped the official trailer for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered during their reveal event earlier this morning, and it also happened to be a shadow drop, meaning the game launched immediately after the showcase.
Linus Tech Tips recently visited the ultimate gaming mansion, also known as the LAN Party House by Kenton Varda and Jade Wang. Located in Austin Texas, the house has 22 gaming PCs spread across multiple areas, with 12 in the basement, 6 in an upstairs office, and others in dedicated spaces like “call rooms.”
The rumors are true, Michael Bay is attached to direct a live-action film adaptation of OutRun for Universal Pictures, based on SEGA’s 1986 video game of the same name. Sydney Sweeney is also on board as a producer, alongside Bay and his Platinum Dunes partner Brad Fuller, with SEGA’s Toru Nakahara producing and Shuji Utsumi overseeing for SEGA.
