Category: Next Week on Xbox Next Week on Xbox – New Games for July 7-11 Joe Skrebels, Xbox Wire Editor-in-Chief Published July 4, 2025 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…
Hi everyone! E3 kicks off today, and we’re celebrating all week with up to 75 percent off some of the biggest titles in show history. Starting now, pick up Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, and Fallout 4, as well as a slew of game-inspired movies like Hitman Agent 47 and…
If there’s one thing that the tech industry really loves to do, it’s speculate on the future, especially if someone of note in the sector has made some newsworthy remark. Of late, there seems to be quite a bit of talk about the future of the home PC and that it might end up going…
I never have been (and never will be) interested in golf. I think it’s a boring sport for boring people. I am, however, interested in golf that’s been messed around with. That includes things like minigolf and crazy golf (is there much of a delineation there? Answers on a postcard please). But there are also…
‘Bel’s Fanfare’ was announced yesterday from the developer of ‘Summer in Mara’. Chibig, the Spanish indie studio behind games like Summer in Mara, Mika and the Witch’s Mountain, and the upcoming Kickstarter-backed Metroidvania Elusive, has announced a brand new project that looks set to combine Zelda-esque 3D exploration with battle encounters inspired by the world…
Suck it up. Apart from the cost of the new Super Mario Galaxy pack, one other talking point following the latest Direct is the pricing of the new Kirby Air Riders amiibo. Read the full article on nintendolife.com
La Quimera, the new shooter from the studio formerly known as 4A Ukraine, was meant to launch today, but instead it’s run into some sort of trouble and has now been delayed for an unspecified amount of time. “We’d like to apologize for the unexpected delay in getting La Quimera out to you, our fans…
Back in the 1970s, you bought your video games at Sears, which, according to Nolan Bushnell, “The first three years it as exclusive to them. After that, e opened it up to several other retailers.” You would buy your computer software at an Apple dealer, Radio Shack, or the few other stores that primarily sold…
Two recording performances have also been shared. In a new Nintendo Music app update this week, Nintendo has released the “final addition” of Free Roam Mario Kart World songs. To celebrate this special occasion, it has also shared video performances of “Title Theme” and “Crown City” straight from the recording studio. This latest update includes…