Controversial GTA 6 Change Has Fans Flipping Out
Polygon.comby Patricia Hernandez2 Sept 2026
With Grand Theft Auto 6 still months away, all fans can do is obsess over any piece of information shared by recent previews of the game.
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Polygon.comby Patricia Hernandez2 Sept 2026
With Grand Theft Auto 6 still months away, all fans can do is obsess over any piece of information shared by recent previews of the game.
Polygon.comby Patricia Hernandez2 Sept 2026
Grand Theft Auto 6's new non-playable character system is supposed to be the most complex simulation the series has ever seen, but even with a reported billion-dollar budget, there are only so many...
Polygon.comby Michael McWhertor2 Sept 2026
HBO's massive reimagining of the Harry Potter book series is just a few months away, promising a different take on Warner Bros.
Polygon.comby Brian VanHooker2 Sept 2026
In just a few days, Tom and Jerry are returning home after years as international movie stars. The pair's new 3D animated feature, Tom and Jerry: Forbidden Compass, tells the story of the famous...
Polygon.comby Elijah Gonzalez2 Sept 2026
The biggest game modding platform, Nexus Mods, just bought a staple of the gaming community: SteamDB.
Polygon.comby Willa Rowe2 Sept 2026
In 2016, Blizzard Entertainment released the final piece of DLC for StarCraft 2. The series has been dormant since then (outside a remaster of the first game in 2017), with no sign of a sequel.
Polygon.comby Corey Plante2 Sept 2026
Imagine this: Your Commander is a skin-changer from Middle-earth who's assumed the form of a massive black bear.
Polygon.comby Elijah Gonzalez2 Sept 2026
Monster Hunter Wilds is getting significant changes next year with the Ascendance expansion, which Capcom has described as a “massive” update.
Polygon.comby Willa Rowe2 Sept 2026
Last month, Magic: The Gathering's Secret Lair tried something new with the release of a Hatsune Miku Commander deck.
Polygon.comby Ryan Epps2 Sept 2026
Before CGI sanded the edges off modern blockbusters, the 1970s martial arts boom delivered a completely different kind of cinematic thrill: pure, unadulterated human kinetics.
Polygon.comby Josh Broadwell2 Sept 2026
Hot on the heels of Paradox and Iceflake Studio's Lego Skylines reveal, Polygon got the chance to spend several hours with a preview build of the upcoming city builder.
Polygon.comby Ashely Claudino2 Sept 2026
Sony could be eligible to pay settlement money to PlayStation users due to anti-competitive conduct, as the company has allegedly attempted to create a monopoly on digital PlayStation games.
Polygon.comby Austin Manchester2 Sept 2026
Doctor Strange has had quite the adventurous recent years in the pages of Marvel comics. He's ventured through space, died, been brought back to life, traveled to Asgard, and even briefly teamed up...
Polygon.comby Aimee Hart2 Sept 2026
Blizzard Entertainment hasn't been shy about mixing the epic world of its free-to-play (F2P) hero-shooter Overwatch with franchises and brands.
Polygon.comby Giovanni Colantonio2 Sept 2026
There’s a lot to love about Star Wars Zero Company. The story offers a more grounded view of the Star Wars universe, the XCOM-like tactics are sharply tuned, and I can’t get enough of my goofball...
Polygon.comby Brian VanHooker2 Sept 2026
On May 27, 1982, The Far Side cartoonist Gary Larson published what would become one of his most famous cartoons ever. It features a classroom full of cavemen being taught by a caveman instructor.
Polygon.comby Francesco Cacciatore2 Sept 2026
What horrors lie in wait in the deepest reaches of the world? In Dungeons & Dragons, the answer is: spiders… and tentacled monstrosities.
Polygon.comby Rachel Tolleson2 Sept 2026
War movies are a genre that will never go out of style. Beyond the action they show on screen, they are also used in exploring the human condition and how it is affected by violence.
Polygon.comby Paulo Kawanishi2 Sept 2026
With the release of Onimusha: Way of the Sword, Capcom brings its famous samurai action series from the PS2 era to modern audiences.
Polygon.comby Brian VanHooker2 Sept 2026
Ever since I was a little kid, I’ve been a sucker for creepy doll stories. It probably started with R. L. Stine’s Goosebumps book Night of the Living Dummy.