Following Nintendo's example, Sony and Microsoft argue they have no obligation to pass tariff refunds onto customers
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Sherif Saed·3 Sept 2026
Lawyers representing Sony and Microsoft have argued, in two separate lawsuits, that the platform holders are not obligated to pass tariff refunds back to consumers.
After Kingdom Hearts' huge success, Disney almost made a crossover brawler in the style of Super Smash Bros
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Kaan Serin·2 Sept 2026
Kingdom Hearts bashing together a bunch of Disney's best toys (and being quite successful in the process) led the Mouse House to briefly begin work on a crossover fighting game in the style of...
After 26 years, Banjo-Kazooie's iconic composer is more hopeful about a sequel nowadays, but he knows some studio's pitches have already been turned down
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Kaan Serin·2 Sept 2026
Grant Kirkhope - the iconic video game composer behind the Donkey Kong Rap and the Banjo-Kazooie games - thinks a potential Banjo-Threeie is slightly more likely now.
As Mario Kart 8 Deluxe gets a surprise update for the Switch 2, Nintendo cleans up Smash Bros Ultimate's online battles
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Kaan Serin·2 Sept 2026
Nintendo heard us. Our Mario Kart 8 Deluxe parties weren't simultaneously ruining enough friendships, so the evergreen racer can now be played in split-screen with up to eight players thanks to a...
Ace Combat 8 reveals live service online multiplayer modes that include PvE, PvP, PvPvE battles, and a hangout space
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Connor Makar·2 Sept 2026
Bandai Namco has revealed the live-service-like Ace Combat Online, a separate, companion selection of online modes coming with Ace Combat 8.
After almost an hour with Lego Skylines, it's already looking like a treat - but I suspect the real magic's in the stuff Paradox won't talk about just yet
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Matt Wales·2 Sept 2026
How's this for an unhelpful opener: in a lot of ways, Lego Skylines is exactly what you think it is; but in others, it's probably not.
Nvidia's controversial, face-changing, gen-AI DLSS 5 tech releases tomorrow for one game, and seems to tank frame-rates
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Robert Purchese·2 Sept 2026
Nvidia's hotly debated DLSS 5 tech, which uses generative AI to apply graphical filters to existing games, arrives this week, albeit only in one game.
Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts publisher Square Enix denies it's going private following Japanese reports to the contrary
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Sherif Saed·2 Sept 2026
Square Enix, the Japanese publisher and developer behind Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts, Dragon Quest and many other legendary franchises, has had to release a statement to quash claims it's going...
World of Warcraft fans are so eager to find confirmation of "Classic Plus", they've dug colours out of Blizzards' website backend
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Connor Makar·2 Sept 2026
World of Warcraft fans are currently obsessing over colours, as dataminers pull hues from Blizzard's website that are labelled under a curious "wow 2" tag.
September's first wave of Xbox Game Pass games revealed, and it brings RuneScape to console for the first time
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Robert Purchese·2 Sept 2026
The first wave of games coming to PC and Xbox Game Pass in September have been revealed, and it's a little barren.
Legacy of Atlantis isn't even out yet, but already this Tomb Raider remake feels like an old relic - in all the wrong ways
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Matt Wales·2 Sept 2026
Last year, on a bit of a whim, I ended up playing Tomb Raider 1's superb remaster and Crystal Dynamics' 2007 remake Tomb Raider: Anniversary.
Amazon's Sophie Turner-led Tomb Raider series broke UK safety laws during production, but it seems that everything is better - and safer - now
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Sherif Saed·2 Sept 2026
The UK's Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has said the production of Tomb Raider, the Amazon MGM-produced TV series, has breached UK safety laws at Shinfield Studios.
Capcom quietly releases new trailers for Monster Hunter Wilds' Ascendance DLC, teasing some pretty big changes to how all 14 weapon types are going to work
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Dom Peppiatt·2 Sept 2026
We know that we're getting Monster Hunter Wilds' first expansion, Ascendance, at sometime in 2027.
The next StarCraft may not be made by Blizzard, according to a new report - so it's a good thing BlizzCon is happening next weekend
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Sherif Saed·2 Sept 2026
Nexon, the giant Korean developer and publisher, is said to be close to inking a deal with Blizzard over the rights to develop a sequel in the StarCraft franchise.
After just an hour's demo of The Witcher 3: Songs of the Past, I've been reminded of one important point: CDPR's writing is some of gaming's very best
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Dom Peppiatt·2 Sept 2026
Last week, as Gamescom 2026 first began to open up to media and business visitors, I double-timed it to CD Projekt Red's booth.
No Rest for the Wicked has been delayed to 2027, promises new beta and founders packs for early buyers to tide people over
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Connor Makar·2 Sept 2026
No Rest for the Wicked - the upcoming Action RPG from Ori developer Moon Studios - has been delayed into next year.
The Grand Theft Auto run button has changed after 25 years - GTA 6 no longer requires you to tap a face button to peg it
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Sherif Saed·2 Sept 2026
For nearly 25 years, Grand Theft Auto games have uniquely mapped your sprint movement to a face button on a controller.
After gaining independence from Xbox, Double Fine promises it'll make Brutal Legend 2, but only if it can raise $100m on Kickstarter.
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Kaan Serin·1 Sept 2026
Almost two decades on from its first heavy-metal-infused open-world game, Double Fine pinky promises it'll finally make Brutal Legend 2… if the developer's new Kickstarter campaign somehow manages...
Faced with a lawsuit, Sony lawyers argue "reasonable" PlayStation players are aware that they don't own the games they've paid for
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Kaan Serin·1 Sept 2026
As PlayStation's plan to scrap the production of game discs inches closer, Sony's lawyers are arguing that "reasonable consumers" already know that they don't own digital games.
CD Projekt Red never considered charging for The Witcher 3 remaster, and says expansion Songs of the Past came from a couple of "happy accidents"
Eurogamer.net Latest Articlesby Robert Purchese·1 Sept 2026
Polish developer CD Projekt Red apparently never considered charging players for the recently revealed Remastered edition of The Witcher 3, and it has explained more about how the expansion Songs...
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