Onimusha: Way of The Sword Is Launching 3 Weeks Early On September 4
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is dropping three weeks early on September 4 to dodge the GTA 6 hype. But now it’s facing some tough competition in a packed September gaming lineup.
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Top 6 Best-Selling Games Of 2026, So Far
Alinea Analytics shared some intriguing sales numbers for games on Xbox, PlayStation, and PC. Meccha Chameleon tops the list with 13 million copies sold, followed by FC 26 and Resident Evil Requiem, showcasing impressive sales for various titles.
Microsoft’s Reported Disc-To-Digital Xbox Plan Makes Sony’s Physical Media Exit Look Even Colder
Sony’s ending physical PlayStation discs in 2028, but Microsoft is testing a disc-to-digital feature for Xbox. Players can convert their physical games into digital ones, but it only works for certain titles. It’s a step towards preserving game libraries.
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007 First Light Review – From Hitman With Love
After decades of hit-and-miss videogame outings, James Bond finally has a game worthy of his licence to kill. 007 First Light blends explosive action, clever stealth and all the spy gadgetry you could ask for into a thrilling adventure, but its greatest achievement is creating a new Bond who feels like he’s been part of the franchise for years. IO Interactive haven’t just made a great spy game – they’ve made one of the best James Bond games ever.
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Forza Horizon 6 Review – Tuned To Perfection
Forza Horizon 6 heads to Japan and somehow manages to be both the best Horizon game yet and the safest sequel Playground Games has ever made. The stunning new setting, superb handling and endless stream of content make it ridiculously fun to play, even if the formula is beginning to show signs of exhaustion. It doesn’t reinvent Horizon. It barely even tries to. But when the driving is this good, the world this gorgeous and the dopamine hits firing every few seconds, it’s hard to stay mad for long. Plus, it has a giant mech.
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Call of the Elder Gods Review
Bigger, sillier, and packed with clever puzzles, Call of the Elder Gods is an enjoyable return to cosmic mystery — even if it never recaptures the emotional magic of Call of the Sea.
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Clockwork Ambrosia Review – Yo Dawg, I Heard You Like Guns, So I Put Guns On Your Guns
A crazy weapon modification system let’s you turn a rocket launcher into an entire army in Clockwork Ambrosia. But the rest of this Metroidvania is pretty standard, and there are a lot of rough edges that hold it back.
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Hades 2 Review – God Tier Roguelike Action
Hades 2 is another mastercrafted roguelike from a studio that keeps punching above its weight. Bigger. Flashier. Less focused. MORE. Hades 2 holds nothing back, but doesn’t quite annihilate the original.
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