Category: Next Week on Xbox October 24, 2025 Next Week on Xbox: New Games for October 27 to 31 Will Fulton Welcome to Next Week on Xbox! In this weekly feature we cover all the games coming soon to Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Xbox on PC, and Game Pass! Get more details on these…
“Breath of the Wild was hugely influential”. Even just a handful of months after its launch, the Switch 2 is proving to be a particularly compelling console for third-party developers. One of the biggest surprises was the announcement that not only would Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade launch on 22nd January 2026, but it would…
Unite against the Demon King. We’re less than two weeks away from Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment‘s release on Switch 2, and so, what better time for Nintendo to drop a brand new story trailer? The new trailer showcases what looks to be the beginnings of the Imprisonment War, giving us a look at the…
Scrème de la scrème. Another week, another blistering eShop sale to bolster your backlog. Yes, Nintendo is running its ‘Screaming Deals’ sale again this year in North America, with discounts on Switch 1 and 2 games both spooky and otherwise, just as on the other side of the pond where it’s called, more boringly, the…
There’s a global game of tug-of-war going on right now. China is heaving one way, the United States the other, and the EU is somewhere in the middle—depends who you’re asking and what about. In the last bout of furious tussling, China announced export controls on rare earth minerals, these being crucial to global trade…
Running an actual play is hard—especially one with the weight and heft of Critical Role. Originally a crapshoot by Geek & Sundry to see if folks wanted to watch voice actors play Dungeons & Dragons, Critical Role is now a small media empire. We’re talking multiple animated series, entirely new systems. It is, to put…
Like many folks, I spend a lot of my time plonked on my posterior. Sure, I regularly get up and move around, but with an office-based job and PC gaming as a major hobby, there’s no escaping the fact that much of my daily life revolves around a humble chair. That also means a lot…
The best gaming keyboards provide a genuinely tactile interface with your gaming PC. And, as much as people might like the odd dalliance with a gamepad, it’s the heroic mouse and keyboard combination that makes PC gaming such an involved, fast, and accurate a hobby. And, like us PC gamers, gaming keyboards come in all…
The ‘DS ML’ isn’t an official product, you’ll be shocked to learn. The Nintendo DS family of systems sold in excess of 150 million units and remains one of Nintendo’s most commercially successful products. Initially released as the ‘phat’ DS in 2004, it would be repackaged as the DS Lite in 2006, and it’s this…
“Does this count as any percent Speed Run finish then?”. The Saturn version of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night gets a bit of a bum rap these days. Sure, it’s not as technically accomplished as the PS1 original (Konami Nagoya handled porting duties, rather than the original team at KCE Tokyo), but it does have…