Devolver Digital’s Skate Story Release Date Announcement

Originally planned for release in 2023, Skate Story faced multiple delays, pushing its launch to 2024 and then again to 2025. The game’s long development became a running joke during Devolver Digital’s presentations. But now, the wait is over! Devolver Digital just announced in a new trailer that Skate Story will officially release on December 8th of this year.

Is Battlefield 6 the Win the Series Has Needed?

Reviews for the latest Battlefield game are now available, and we’re checking OpenCritic to get a sense of what critics are saying. The game comes after Battlefield 2042, which wasn’t well-received by fans. With positive early impressions from beta testing, there’s a lot of hope that this new installment will be a success for the … Read more

Final Fantasy Has Good News For Physical Game Collectors

All of the Final Fantasy games included in these physical re-releases are also available as digital downloads. Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Rebirth are exceptions, as they’re already sold separately as physical copies. This news comes at an interesting time, as Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade is launching on the Switch 2 and Xbox Series X/S on January 22, 2026. These new versions of FF7 Remake Intergrade will include Streamlined Progression, a new system that gives players advantages during battles, like starting with full resources.

This Persona 5 Royal Strategy is Virtually Unbeatable, But That’s Not a Good Thing

Characters from *Persona 3* and *Persona 4* were added to *Persona 5* as downloadable content (DLC). When *Persona 5 Royal* came out, even more DLC was released, including a powerful Persona from *Persona 4*. Players could buy a bundle of four Personas for $9.99, or purchase all the DLC for $59.99. Later editions of *Royal* included the DLC for free to anyone who already owned the base game on PlayStation 4.

Monopoly GO Joining McDonald’s Monopoly Game Event

McDonald’s and the board game *Monopoly* have a long history of successful partnerships. It began in 1987 with a promotion where customers could peel off tabs on McDonald’s packaging to reveal *Monopoly* property cards. Collecting a full color set earned a prize. The latest version of the promotion works much the same way, but now uses the McDonald’s app to redeem prizes and offers extra ways to win.