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Microsoft’s Xbox Nano controller launches November 4 for $49.99, featuring a pocket-sized design, a rechargeable battery, Bluetooth connectivity, and a customizable Action Button.
Halo co-creator Jason Jones expands his AI uprising novel into One Zero One, a four-part comic series and the first project from his new studio, Stone Kite.
Epic Games previews a faster, AI-assisted launcher for Windows, macOS and Linux, with redesigned libraries, quicker startup and improved download controls.
Epic Games plans to bring Fortnite to Linux via its new launcher after rebuilding Easy Anti-Cheat, but it has not announced a release date.
Rockstar says the engine, tools and team built for GTA 6 could speed up future Grand Theft Auto games, potentially shortening the long waits between releases.
Nintendo’s Ocarina of Time remake brings rebuilt visuals, modern controls, voice-acted scenes and Zelda Notes to Switch 2 ahead of its November 5 launch.
Microsoft’s Xbox Labs will explore AI-assisted game modding, decompilation and ports, aiming to bring older games to more devices and expand player creativity.
Nvidia DLSS 5 arrives in Hogwarts Legacy on November 5 with more restrained visual changes and an updated AI rendering model designed to reduce GPU overhead.
Epic Games reportedly delays its Disney shooter as developers shift to AI-generated code and artwork, with Anthropic’s Claude among the tools involved.
Mechanism’s $49 Basecase for Nintendo Switch 2 combines protective construction, interchangeable grips, cartridge storage and modular mounting accessories.
No Man’s Sky launches on iPhone and iPad on October 28, 2026, with over 40 updates, redesigned touch controls, controller support and a free trial before purchase.
Horror is thriving across games, movies and streaming in 2026, fueled by Resident Evil Requiem, low-budget film hits and Apple’s Widow’s Bay series.
