Quantic Dream announced on its blog that it’s expanding beyond working on single projects at a time. Over the past few years, the company has been preparing for this growth by opening a new studio in Montreal, relocating its main office to a larger space in Paris, taking control of publishing its own games, and developing the technology that will power its future titles.
Everyone is watching Team Ninja as the newest Ninja Gaiden game comes out on October 21, 2025. We’ve seen previews that suggest it will be a very challenging game. Sadly, just days before its release, a key figure who helped bring the Ninja Gaiden series back to life has passed away.
Looking back at the PlayStation’s biggest impact on gaming, it’s wild to remember that *every* kind of game had its flops. It wasn’t just one genre—sports games, RPGs, you name it—they all had some truly terrible releases during that time. It’s kind of amazing how many disasters there were, even in that golden age!
Before the release of the *Pokemon TCG Pocket* A4 set, information found within the game’s code hinted it would be based on *Pokemon Gold and Silver*. This turned out to be true, as the set’s official reveal showcased Lugia and Ho-Oh as key cards. The A4 set wasn’t the only leak, and these incidents seem to have led the game’s developers, DeNA, to address the issue.
The first season of The Beginning After the End was widely considered a disappointment, but it still has a dedicated fanbase hoping the second season will be a significant improvement. While the story originally showed promise, even surpassing Solo Leveling in potential, the anime adaptation didn’t live up to expectations. If the studio can deliver a better adaptation, The Beginning After the End could become the next popular anime based on a Manhwa, potentially even surpassing Solo Leveling in popularity.
Some *Pokémon Sword and Shield* fans felt the game was a step back for the series. While the removal of Pokémon from the game (known as ‘Dexit’) remains a disappointment, another issue has resurfaced with the release of *Pokémon Legends: Z-A*. Players noticed that a key character, Gym Leader Piers, had a cutscene where he performed on stage without any music or voice acting. This cutscene recently went viral, and with *Pokémon Legends: Z-A* also featuring similar, silent cutscenes, many players are expressing their frustration.
While every carbine in *Battlefield 6* can be effective, it takes time to find the one that suits your playstyle. This guide compares all the carbines in the game to help you determine which is the best.
Many players have talked about the challenging parts in *Hollow Knight Silksong*. Some are finding it hard to adjust to how Hornet moves differently from the Knight, and others believe the game is unforgiving due to a larger hit detection area. Despite these concerns, the game’s difficulty hasn’t changed since it was first released, encouraging players to learn from their failures and keep trying.
Wow, *Battlefield 6* is absolutely crushing it right now! I’m seeing everyone talk about whether this could finally be the year it beats *Call of Duty* in sales. It had an amazing launch – over 747,000 of us were playing on Steam at the same time, and they’ve already sold over 7 million copies in just five days! Meanwhile, the *Call of Duty* team at Treyarch is getting ready to drop *Black Ops 7* on November 14th, and their beta was pretty solid. But honestly, with so many of us already totally hooked on *Battlefield 6*, they’re going to have to bring something *really* special to stay on top this year.
Mega Evolution returns in Pokémon Legends: Z-A, bringing powerful new forms to classic Pokémon like Greninja. This installment also features the original starters from the Kalos region, along with many other Pokémon.