Category: VIDEO GAMES

Sony’s Next Handheld: A Game-Changer? Sony is rumored to be developing a new PlayStation handheld, sparking excitement and speculation. But can this device match the PS5 in power? While expectations are high, experts believe that a true portable PS5 experience isn’t feasible. A Portable PS5? Not Quite According to Digital Foundry, a handheld PlayStation as

Sony Cancels Games-Services: A Bold Industry Move In a surprising turn of events, Sony cancels games-services as part of a sweeping strategic realignment. The company is moving away from microtransaction-heavy models and refocusing on fresh, high-quality gaming experiences. This decision, which affects Bend Studio and Bluepoint Games, signals a shift in PlayStation’s long-term vision. A

GTA 6: No Delays, Take-Two Confirms Fall 2025 Release After months of speculation, Take-Two Interactive has reaffirmed that GTA 6 is on schedule for a Fall 2025 release. While some reports suggested delays due to development challenges, the publisher insists that Rockstar Games is on track to deliver its most anticipated game yet. A Solid

Nintendo’s Pricing Strategy for the Switch 2 Nintendo’s next console is on the horizon, and one burning question remains: Will the Switch 2 price be affordable? Shuntaro Furukawa, Nintendo’s president, recently reassured investors that pricing will reflect inflation, exchange rates, and player expectations. While no official price has been revealed, leaks and speculation are already

Non-fungible token (NFT) and blockchain game startup Double Jump Tokyo has partnered with SEGA to develop digital collectibles based on the Japanese publisher’s games. Following a financial investment, the amount of which has not been disclosed, the partnership will begin this summer with the marketing of NFTs based on already existing licenses. Once the project

In addition to the Xbox Series X, the US publisher Microsoft will want to compete with the PS5 and the PS5 Digital Edition from Sony with the Xbox Series S, a “low cost” console that will offer a next-gen experience with some compromises. Unable to count on Halo Infinite from studio 343 Industries for the

Facebook bought the Spanish start-up PlayGiga, specialist in cloud gaming. The operation, which would amount to 70 million euros, will allow it to accelerate its diversification … and not be too late on the other GAFAMs, which launch their service in turn. Facebook is continuing its efforts in the video game field. Mark Zuckeberg’s company

Valve bet on the high end with its new reality helmet. Its price exceeds 1000 euros, but it offers an unparalleled experience in the consumer VR market. This is not a guarantee of success. By focusing on ease of use and a reasonable price, Facebook has so far conquered three times more Steam users than

Google unveiled a few days ago its video game streaming service, Google Stadia. Today, the Mountain giant opens the pre-orders for the Stadia controller alone, but there is a but. On June 6, Google opened the pre-orders of Google Stadia, its cloud gaming service. To be exact, for the moment, only the Founder’s Edition, for