Jay Allsopp

And so we find ourselves at the conclusion of another week, and it’s the first full week of 2026, so things in And so we find ourselves at the conclusion of another week, and it’s the first full week of 2026, so things in the gaming world are very much settling down and returning to

And so the curtain rises on another year! Welcome to 2026. We’re honoured you’ve chosen to spend it with us as we take a look at the week’s news when it comes to gaming. As you’d probably expect, it hasn’t exactly been the busiest time in gaming news; after all, the industry deserves some time

With Christmas well and truly behind us, it’s now time to start looking at what the year ahead holds in terms of video game releases, and you’ll be pleased to know it’s looking stacked indeed. Hotly-anticipated games like Grand Theft Auto 6, Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, and Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave are all scheduled

We here at Gamerbolt Towers hope you had a wonderful holiday period! Of course, there’s no rest for the wicked, and so we’re still here to summarise what’s been going on over the past week in the gaming world. Just like the last few weeks, things are just a tad slower, but you’ll still find

Christmas is very nearly upon us now; it’s almost time to begin whatever yearly ritual you partake in, or, indeed, to start a new one if you’re so inclined. As we’ve discussed before, Christmas can sometimes be a quieter period in gaming news; it’s a time for reflection on the year that’s gone and anticipation

The Game Awards, arguably the most important event on the gaming calendar (and pretty much indisputably one of them), has come and gone, and as you can imagine, there are plenty of announcements to sift through. We don’t intend to summarise the entire event here; instead, we’ll pick a few of the biggest reveals for

We who pay attention to the gaming calendar are beset by two major events in December: not only is Christmas just around the corner, but The Game Awards are happening this very week as well. With that in mind, you can probably expect some slightly leaner times when it comes to juicy nuggets of news

The month of Christmas is finally upon us, and what better way to celebrate than to take a look at what kind of games you can pick up to make the holiday season truly special? While it’s certainly true that the most consequential and high-profile games usually come out in October or November, that’s no

Welcome to our final news roundup for the month of November! We hope you’re enjoying making your Christmas preparations (or not doing so, if you’re not the Christmassy type). We’re well into the pre-Game Awards period now, which means that developers and publishers are likely holding onto their big announcements until early December, but as

We can’t believe we’ve come yet again to another roundup of the gaming news for the week. These moments just seem to come and go so quickly, don’t they? We hope you’ve got your customary drink and comfortable chair ready; once again, while this week hasn’t been desperately busy for news, there’s still quite a

November trundles along in earnest, and it’s once again time to take a break from whatever you’re up to right now and sit down with us to recap some of the gaming news of the last week or so. Since major game delays and layoffs took place last week, you might think it’s been a

The gaming world continues to hurtle towards The Game Awards in December, but for now, we must content ourselves with the day-to-day goings-on of the industry. Not that those goings-on are insubstantial, you understand; we know we’re big fans of saying “there’s still plenty to dissect from the last week”, but if something remains true,