Rust Console Edition’s latest trailer previews a big leap forward for the survival genre on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. This isn’t just a basic port of Facepunch Studios’ 2013 PC hit, but rather a reimagined beast that has been remastered for next-gen hardware.
Gears of War: Reloaded has stormed back into the spotlight, and its multiplayer beta is delivering a chain-saw-revving experience fans are most certainly familiar with. Put simply, this is a reimagined beast, rebuilt for modern platforms with far more polish than the original.
Microsoft and ASUS just dropped a possible game-changer at the Xbox Games Showcase 2025, unveiling the ROG Xbox Ally and its turbocharged twin, the ROG Xbox Ally X—handheld gaming rigs that mash up PC power with the slick Xbox vibe, all in a package you can toss in a backpack. These aren’t just portable consoles; they’re built to deliver the full Xbox experience whether you’re gaming on a flight, at a café, or kicked back on your couch.
SEGA’s latest kart racer, Sonic Racing CrossWorlds, roared onto the scene at Summer Game Fest 2025 with a trailer that left fans amped up. Set to launch on September 25, 2025, across PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC, this game promises to be the biggest Sonic racing title yet.
Summer Game Fest 2025 dropped a spine-chilling teaser that sent gamers into a frenzy: Capcom pulled the curtain off Resident Evil Requiem, the ninth mainline chapter in its legendary survival horror saga. Unveiled with a gut-punching cinematic trailer and locked in for February 27, 2026, on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, this fresh installment is gunning to shake up the franchise while keeping its creepy soul intact.
A fresh LEGO game is barreling toward us, and it’s shaping up to be a charming curveball compared to the wild, brick-smashing antics of past titles. Revealed at Summer Game Fest, LEGO Voyagers, developed by Light Brick Studio with Annapurna Interactive and the LEGO Group, is a co-op adventure that nails the satisfying click of snapping LEGO bricks together. “It’s about the joy of play and creativity, something LEGO has always championed,” says a representative from the LEGO Group. “We wanted to create a game that feels like you’re holding those bricks in your hands, building connections with a friend.”
A new James Bond game is barreling toward us, and it’s not the suave, martini-sipping spy you’re picturing. IO Interactive, the folks who made Hitman a stealthy masterpiece, just unveiled 007 First Light, a third-person action-adventure set to drop in 2026 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC. Forget rehashing old Bond flicks or chasing GoldenEye 007 nostalgia—this is a gritty origin story about a 26-year-old James Bond, rough around the edges and miles from his polished 00 badge.
Bagged milk, Canada’s kitchen oddity, just got a gamerific glow-up with Xbox Canada’s Xbox Series X Milk Pitcher, a quirky nod to the console’s futuristic vibe. You drop a plastic milk pouch into this jug, snip the corner, and pour—same old ritual, but now with a 1.3-liter vessel that screams Microsoft’s flagship aesthetic. It’s practical, eco-conscious, and a bit weird to anyone unfamiliar with Canada’s milk-in-a-bag obsession.
A new gameplay trailer for MindsEye has just landed, offering a six-minute dive into a title that’s shaping up to be a bold mix of narrative depth, high-octane action, and creative freedom. Developed by Build A Rocket Boy, a studio helmed by former Rockstar North veteran Leslie Benzies, this single-player action-adventure thriller is set to launch on June 10, 2025, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
