
Metroid Ravenous Announced for Nintendo Switch 2 With January 2027 Release Date
Nintendo reveals Metroid Ravenous, a new 2D adventure for Switch 2, launching January 28, 2027, featuring new combat abilities, enemy absorption, and amiibo support.
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Nintendo reveals Metroid Ravenous, a new 2D adventure for Switch 2, launching January 28, 2027, featuring new combat abilities, enemy absorption, and amiibo support.

Microsoft is testing custom Xbox startup animations, local game search, 1440p Remote Play and Voice Clarity, alongside new cloud gaming improvements.

Arm’s Mali G2-Ultra NX GPU brings AI upscaling, frame generation and advanced ray tracing to mobile gaming, debuting in Xiaomi devices with the Xring O3 chip.

SteelSeries Aeon Pro brings a $259.99 Xbox and PC controller with an OLED display, Hall effect sticks, swappable batteries and a dual-device charging dock.

Pusheen’s Place launched on Apple Arcade on October 1, 2026, bringing over 100 collectable cats, room decorating and playful mini-games to Apple devices.

The White House removes Build the Wall, a Tetris-style border game, after its immigration-themed gameplay draws criticism and the Tetris Company objects.

Nintendo’s Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake launches November 5 on Switch 2, two weeks before GTA 6, with upgraded graphics, voice acting and controls.

Krafton plans to invest another $250 million in India as the PUBG maker expands into AI, robotics, and deep technology.

Meta rolls out Pocket across the U.S., letting users create, remix and share AI-generated interactive games and experiences from simple prompts.

Block Blast!+ is coming to Apple Arcade on Sept. 3, giving subscribers an ad-free version of one of the world’s most downloaded mobile puzzle games.

Amazon has integrated its Luna cloud gaming service into Prime Video, allowing Prime members to play games directly alongside movies and TV shows.

Roblox has introduced Build, an AI-powered mobile feature that lets users create games from text prompts without coding, expanding its investment in AI-powered game development.
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