Evangelion XR Game Cross Reflections Delayed To 2027, Teaser Streamed
The delay pushes the first entry in Pixelity's planned Evangelion XR trilogy from 2026 to 2027, shifting the franchise's licensed game slate further out.
The delay pushes the first entry in Pixelity's planned Evangelion XR trilogy from 2026 to 2027, shifting the franchise's licensed game slate further out.
Capcom is putting a mainline-adjacent Monster Hunter on mobile through the studio behind Call of Duty Mobile and Pokemon Unite, while the series' premium releases continue on consoles and PC.
Amata Games is shipping a small Steam visual novel while it also builds an officially licensed Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies VR project for Meta headsets, so the September 30 date is a near-term release from a studio whose larger licensed work is still a year out.
Sega is building out the non-combat half of Stranger Than Heaven before launch, treating music and performance as a pillar of the game rather than a side mode, and pairing that with a cast that stretches from Japanese screen actors to Snoop Dogg, Ado, and Tori Kelly.
The set treats two 1990s PlayStation games as the collectible pay-off rather than the console alone, which is an unusual choice for a licensed hardware replica aimed at adult builders.
The review's praise lands entirely on the campaign's mission design and its willingness to break its own scenarios mid-mission, which is the part of the package a flight sim has to get right before multiplayer can carry it.
The announcements show publishers betting on cult-classic RPG and fighting game revivals for modern hardware, targeting old-school fans at a show that otherwise focused on known titles.
The project pairs a director known for Unicorn Overlord with Good Smile's merchandising and Kadokawa's light novel imprint, spreading one new IP across games, prose, and goods from the start.
The parody lands as an addition to a mahjong game series that has run since 1987, placing Success's October Switch release inside a franchise rather than as a one-off novelty.
Kim's trailer keeps SNK's schedule of weekly animated character reveals running through a Season 3 roster that still has four fighters, including the Tokyo Revengers crossover pair, left to land.
The franchise's first move into headset-based play arrives as Marvelous is already reworking older entries in the series, so the VR entry tests whether the farming loop holds up without a controller.
A licensed VR adaptation of a 2013 courtroom drama built for the Meta platform signals that Ace Attorney's back catalog is being repositioned for immersive hardware rather than another flat port.
Lobstudio is putting a Steam date on a comedy-mystery built around a zombie detective, while the Switch version stays undated, so PC buyers get the game first and the studio keeps its console window open.
The Ave Mujica cover gives the global launch a tie-in that reaches outside the Bang Dream catalog, while the in-game-first rollout keeps the release anchored to the app itself.
A Precure crossover with a mainline fighting game pushes the franchise further into game licensing, though CAPCOM has kept the whole run inside Japan for now.
Tower Tanks bets on destructible tanks that force crews to keep fighting with damaged equipment, a design choice that separates it from tank games built around a fixed loadout.
The two companies are pitching their marketplaces as covering different depths of VRChat use, with VRChat's Avatar Marketplace serving purchases that can be worn immediately and BOOTH serving users who modify avatars themselves.
The pitched uses are clinical and research tasks, not games, and DPVR is taking consultation requests before any product exists.
Universal Modder automates the technical steps that once gated mod creation to people with reverse-engineering skills, at a moment when AI-generated mashup mods are already drawing takedown claims from rights holders.
Kostuik's remark that Steam's two-hour refund window can unintentionally hurt developers of very short games points to a structural tension between platform policy and the compact-game design he is arguing for.
Cloudly is the rare technical credit that ties the Ace Combat series' signature skies to a studio whose own history is built on flight games, which gives the announcement a lineage the marketing copy does not need to spell out.
The two-patch cadence, less than a full day apart, shows the developer treating post-launch performance as a launch-window problem rather than a later fix, and the sequencing suggests the next patch will decide whether the Mostly Positive rating holds.
The lineup leans on two Street Fighter 6 characters, Juri and Cammy, whose designs the source coverage treats as the draw, rather than on the franchise's older headliners, which is where a Japan-only helmet run usually puts its marketing weight.
Nerial's shutdown leaves a Devolver-owned studio that shipped a Witcher collaboration this year, so the end came after a recent release, not a quiet drought.