Ryan Carter

The Switch spent nine years missing one of the most basic features of any digital store: buying a game for someone else. Nintendo announced on November 9 that that’s finally changing. Starting next week, the eShop on Switch and Switch 2 will let you gift digital games, DLC, and upgrade packs. The fine print stings,

Death Stranding 2: On the Beach hits PlayStation Plus on November 17, headlining one of the strongest Game Catalog drops in a long time. Sony announced the 10 games coming in November for Extra and Premium subscribers on November 10, and the list doesn’t stop at Kojima’s name: there’s a pirate Like a Dragon, Rebellion’s

Path of Exile 2 finally has an early access exit date: Friday, December 11, 2026, Pacific time, and from that day on it will be free for everyone. Grinding Gear Games confirmed it at ExileCon 2026, its convention in Auckland, New Zealand, where director Jonathan Rogers laid out the full 1.0 package: the finished campaign,

Rockstar finally settled the question that had been hanging over GTA 6 for months: how many frames per second will it run at? The answer arrived Monday, November 10, tucked into the same announcement that opened preload, and it left no room for interpretation: the game targets 30 frames per second on every console, including

Some games die before they’re born, and nobody ever hears about them. Ignite, the shooter Dark Outlaw Games was building, almost became one of them: Sony shut the studio down in March 2026 without ever announcing what it had been working on. Eight months later, a 22-minute investigation by creator Glitching Queen, posted to YouTube