Metroid Prime 4 Shows New Gameplay While Promising 120fps on Switch 2

It’s been eight years since Nintendo first announced Metroid Prime 4 on June 13th. The game’s development has seen a lot of changes – it originally started with Bandai Namco before Nintendo restarted it with Retro Studios in 2019. Last September, Nintendo finally set a release date of December 4, 2025. However, despite the announcement, they haven’t launched a major marketing campaign for the game yet, which surprised some fans.

Xbox President Says the Idea of Console Exclusives Is ‘Antiquated’

Xbox has been going through a period of significant change, with some successes and some setbacks. Mike Ybarra, formerly of Blizzard, publicly disagreed with Microsoft’s approach of releasing Xbox games without exclusive titles, while Microsoft has also benefited financially from putting those same games on PlayStation. Recent decisions like price increases, job cuts, and the use of AI have caused friction with fans, but Microsoft insists it remains dedicated to making gaming accessible to everyone.

Battlefield 6 Devs Testing Progression in PvE Servers

Recently, methods for quickly gaining experience points (XP) in Battlefield 6, like using special servers with bots, were adjusted to prevent players from easily boosting their stats and unlocking rewards. Players responded by requesting the ability to play in private lobbies for a more casual experience and to progress at their own pace. The game developers have listened and announced they will be testing progression systems on a limited number of Battlefield 6 servers.

How to Make it Rain in Pokémon Legends: Z-A—Weather Change, Explained

As a big Pokémon fan, I’m already planning my Pokédex completion strategy for Pokémon Legends: Z-A! It looks like catching all 230 Pokémon is going to be tricky, because some of them only appear when it’s raining or at certain times of day. Seriously, you’re going to need rain to finish the Pokédex, it seems!

Borderlands 4 Planning a Fix for Frustrating Rafa Bug

While Borderlands 4 sold well and received generally positive reviews at launch, it’s been facing a lot of technical problems, particularly on PC. The developers, Gearbox, have released seven significant updates in the past six weeks, and another is coming out today. This new update includes some controversial changes, weakening some of the game’s most popular and effective character builds, like the Vex infinite bleed build and the crit knife build.

Which Is Better Between Ninja Gaiden 4 & Ninja Gaiden Ragebound

As a huge Ninja Gaiden fan, 2025 feels like a massive comeback for the series! We’re getting games in both the classic 2D style with Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound, and a continuation of the 3D action that started on the original Xbox with Ninja Gaiden 4. I’m really curious to see which game nails its style of gameplay better. And don’t worry, I won’t spoil anything!

Funny Co-Op Game Is Blowing Up on Steam

The co-op game Peak is incredibly popular, known for its hilarious physics-based gameplay and consistently ranking among the most-played games on Steam. However, Peak isn’t alone in its success – many similar games are gaining traction on Steam, and RV There Yet? is quickly becoming one of the newest standouts.

After Silksong, Where Could a Third Hollow Knight Game Go?

Team Cherry created the popular Hollow Knight series, which tells intricate stories about insect-like creatures and their kingdoms as they face disasters like plagues and insanity. The first game was a huge success, and the anticipation for Hollow Knight: Silksong was so high that it caused several online stores to temporarily shut down when it launched. Other game developers even delayed their own releases to avoid competing with Silksong for players.