Fox McCloud is officially joining The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, marking the first full crossover moment between Mario’s world and the broader Nintendo universe. The inclusion of the iconic Star Fox pilot isn’t just a fun cameo—it’s a clear signal of where this...
Naughty Dog’s upcoming sci-fi game, Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet, has raised eyebrows for its seemingly deliberate focus on religion—particularly a critical portrayal of faith that echoes the company’s broader creative trajectory under Neil Druckmann. While the...
If there was any doubt left that Dragon Age: The Veilguard is one of the biggest gaming failures in recent memory, this should put it to rest. Four months after launch of Veilguard, Electronic Arts gave the game away for free on PlayStation Plus, hoping to reignite interest in a title that had already been rejected by most of the gaming community.
The ongoing Sony internal battle has become a massive issue in which eastern and western developers clash over the divisive issue of agenda in gaming.
Niantic, the developer behind the groundbreaking augmented reality game Pokemon GO, has agreed to sell its gaming division to Scopely for $3.5 billion. This transaction encompasses popular titles such as Pokemon GO, Pikmin Bloom, and Monster Hunter Now, along with companion apps like Campfire and Wayfarer.
For years, speculation has swirled around whether The Last of Us Part 3 would ever become a reality. Fans hoping for an official confirmation have been met with silence from Naughty Dog—until now.
In a recent interview with Variety, Neil Druckmann, the creative director behind the franchise, made a statement that all but confirms there are no current plans for a third installment. While this doesn’t necessarily mean The Last of Us is done for good, it raises serious questions about the series’ long-term viability.
Big changes are coming from Nintendo and its rewards systems as the gaming goliath is preparing for the launch of its newest video game system, the Nintendo Switch 2, set to release later this year.
A recent claim from scooper MyTimeToShineHello has set the internet ablaze, suggesting that Jon Favreau—best known for his work on Iron Man, The Lion King, and The Mandalorian—has been tapped to build a shared Disney universe, starting with a big-budget Oswald the Lucky Rabbit hybrid animation/live-action series for Disney+. From there, the rumor states that Epic Mickey, Kingdom Hearts, and even Favreau’s long in production film Magic Kingdom could be in development.
The controversy surrounding Wings Interactive, an alleged indie game funding group linked to Sweet Baby Inc. (SBI) and Landfall Games, has taken a new turn. In a recent report, Gothic Therapy, hosted by MasterofTheTDS and Writing Raven, revealed a crucial admission from Wings Interactive’s own co-founder, confirming financial backing from Landfall Games.
The Halo franchise, once a dominant force in the gaming industry, continues to stray further from its roots. The latest controversy? Microsoft’s Halo Studios decided to roll out not one, but two separate posts celebrating Women’s History Month, promoting in-game content themed around feminist messaging.
Kotaku, the gaming website notorious for misleading headlines and a diminishing staff, has been caught spreading misinformation—this time about YouTube’s biggest creator, MrBeast.
This most recent controversy stems from an article written by Kotaku writer Zack Zwiezen, originally headlined “MrBeast: Life Is ‘So Much Easier When You’re Broke.'”
The problem? MrBeast never actually said that.
Few studios have experienced a more tumultuous journey in recent years than Monolith Productions. In October 2017, they released the second game in their Middle-earth series. This was a major critical and commercial success that sold over 10 million copies—a feat comparable to a blockbuster sweeping the box office.
The legal battle between YouTube personality Smash JT and former Kotaku Senior Editor Alyssa Mercante has taken another turn, with Mercante’s legal team filing a response to Ron Coleman’s motion to dismiss her lawsuit.