The trailer confirms Dimps is still the developer and that Bandai Namco is targeting the same multi-platform release across PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, which gives returning players a concrete sense of where the sequel sits relative to the previous entries.
The announcement expands The Eminence in Shadow beyond mobile and anime into a console release, a move that gives the franchise's action combat a dedicated platform on current-generation hardware.
The game's premise directly engages with the historical reality of witch hunts, and the studio's pedigree, including staff who worked on The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, gives the project a distinct genre credibility that the announcement itself does not elaborate on.
The limited demo gives players a chance to try the Chrono Hacker combat and build system before the full version's release date is announced.
The interview clarifies Townfall is a standalone work rooted in the developers' own Scottish upbringing, with a cast chosen for specific, personal reasons rather than as marketing stunts.
The guest star announcement pairs a well-known comedian with the returning cast, building promotional momentum ahead of the October 3 premiere and advanced screening.
This trailer marks the first extended look at how Insomniac Games integrates the Sentinels and Team X into the story, showing a narrative direction that connects Wolverine's past with a larger mutant crisis.
The demo's player count of over half a million gives the full launch a substantial pre-release audience, making this small-scale co-op title a notable test of whether a physical-comedy party game can convert demo interest into paid sales on Steam.
The announcement confirms that the Japanese voice track will be delivered via a day-one update, a detail that shapes player expectations for the game's regional launch and adds a layer of production logistics not typical of mainline series entries.
The wishlist opening confirms that PROJECT ZIRCON, originally pitched as a Web3 co-creation project at Tokyo Game Show 2023, is now taking concrete shape as a conventional PC game on Steam.
The visual is the first in a planned series of horror visuals, and the shift to Kyoto signals a new story arc the production is using to set the sequel's darker tone.
The trailer confirms the lead cast and director for the Giant Ojosama anime, setting a January 2027 premiere window for the adaptation of the manga about a giant heiress defending her town.
The State of Play trailer gives Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World a concrete release date and confirms a broad multi-platform launch window that extends well beyond Nintendo hardware.
The new State of Play footage gives the clearest look yet at how Dark Star is translating the China Hero Project's ambitions into a visually rich soulslike built for PS5.
The first HD-2D Final Fantasy title takes the unusual approach of remaking a mobile game story for consoles as a full reconstruction rather than a port, and the early hands-on verdict is that it lands the classic FF feel.
Square Enix now offers a 1/12 scale weapon collection with blind packaging, giving Dragon Quest fans a new way to collect iconic gear from the series.
The GT Max adds single-unit 3DoF and a wider 59-degree view to RayNeo's AR lineup, while the iO targets everyday assistance, splitting the brand into two distinct smart glass directions.
Mito, a character original to the Progressive films, crosses into the main game's Aincrad storyline, and the expansion arrives as the game's Steam user reviews sit at 47 percent positive across 4,043 reviews.
The demo release gives players a hands-on look at the game's distinctive growth system, where dying and accumulating 'memory of growth' bonuses allows for explosive progression, a mechanic that hands-on previews suggest is central to the game's appeal.
The inclusion of Dino Crisis 2 and the original Ratchet & Clank suggests Sony is continuing to expand its legacy catalog with fan-requested titles, though specific release dates for both remain unannounced within the 2026 window.
The announcement marks 5minlab's first major console push through a State of Play Japan reveal, bringing its boss-rush co-op formula to PS5 after a Steam page opened months earlier.
The shift from horror to action in the trailer and the confirmation of 2028 on PC and PS5 signal Krafton's push for a broad audience, but the unclear release window and lack of a specific date leave room for speculation.
The controller announcement pairs a major hardware release with the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI, signaling a coordinated merchandising effort ahead of the game's launch, though the absence of a release date leaves the timeline unclear.
The reveal pairs the new Elder Dragon Gundoraja with the returning Lao Shan Lung, whose return anchors the expansion's story, and the TGS demo gives players a first hands-on with the new monster ahead of the 2027 launch.