Games

Well, here we are once again, if you can believe it; it’s time to take a look at what’s been happening in the world of gaming news this week, and as usual, there’s plenty to look at. This week saw the release of a couple of the gaming calendar’s major event titles, namely Marathon and

Can you believe another week has already come and gone in the gaming world? It’s true, and this week also marked the official (meteorological!) beginning of spring, so that’s two causes for celebration in one. As usual, we’ve got a lot to get through. There’s not a week goes by in the gaming industry without

February is finally over, and the month of March is upon us, heralding – depending on your personal definition – the beginning of spring (or the countdown to it, at least). March also marks the moment when the video game calendar starts to perk up and take notice; late February and early March tend to

Another week has come and gone, as they’re wont to do, and as usual, there’s plenty to pick over in the world of gaming, although if you’re hoping for an optimistic, rose-tinted view of the industry, you probably won’t get it here. It’s been a bit of a rough week in terms of layoffs and

February marches on as relentlessly as it always does, and there’s no sign of the weather improving any time soon; in fact, it’s been raining pretty much non-stop where we are. Thankfully, we’re big fans of the rain, so we don’t mind. Anyway, that’s enough characteristically British talk about the weather; now, it’s time to

As if by magic, another week of gaming news has come and gone, and as usual, it’s time for us to sift through the noise in order to remind you what’s happened over the past seven days that you need to know. We’ve got plenty to recap, so as we always say to kick these

Seemingly out of nowhere, February has rolled around once more, and while the release calendar is still generally a little barren during the second month of the year, it’s also traditionally when things start to ramp up. In the movie calendar, the February-March period tends to be when big studios start to release their tentpole

February is very nearly upon us, and whether love is in the air for you or not, you’re at least guaranteed a rundown of some of the week’s most important gaming news today! As we’ve said before, January is, traditionally, a less busy month for studios as employees return to work and the release calendar

Well, that time has rolled around once again; our gaming news roundup has arrived, so if you’ve missed the last seven days or so in the gaming world, you’re in the right place. From official card game spinoffs through to new milestones and more, it’s been a fairly eventful week in the world of gaming,

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