Author: Emil John

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Leaked information about Metro 4 has surfaced online, offering fans an unconfirmed but intriguing look into the game’s development and potential features. The leaks come from a source known for revealing credible details in the past, including unreleased trailers and builds of previous Metro games. Here’s what the leaks suggest: Development Details and Changes According to the leaks, 4A Games began working on Metro 4 in 2020, initially envisioning the game as a fully open-world experience. However, this direction was reportedly scrapped in 2022, leading to a project reboot in the latter half of the year. The current version of…

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In a recent interview with Kinda Funny Games, Shuhei Yoshida, former president of SIE Worldwide Studios for Sony, reflected on his tenure at PlayStation and shared his thoughts on the sales performance of Horizon Forbidden West. Yoshida, who stepped down from his role in 2024, revealed his surprise at the sequel’s sales figures, admitting that they fell short of his expectations. “The one I was a bit surprised about in terms of the number of units sold was the second Horizon game,” Yoshida remarked. He expressed confidence in the sequel’s potential, given the success of its predecessor, Horizon Zero Dawn.…

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Revolution Software may be developing a remaster of Broken Sword 2: The Smoking Mirror. The studio hinted at it during a showcase on their official account. The Reforged edition of Shadow of the Templars revitalized the original 1996 classic by adding 4K backgrounds, re-animated sprites, enhanced audio, and more. Released in September for PC, Xbox, and PlayStation—and later for the Nintendo Switch—the remaster received a warm reception for its faithful yet refreshed take on George Stobbart and Nicole Collard’s conspiracy-laden adventure. Encouraged by this success, Revolution Software appears ready to extend the same treatment to The Smoking Mirror. The hint…

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Guerrilla Games hasn’t announced a new Horizon game, but they have a multiplayer project related to the franchise, based on a series of job postings. There are rumors that suggest the studio is working on a live-service Horizon game that might release in 2025. These rumors originate from a job listing for a Senior Software Engineer that requires experience in “building and operating multi-service, 1M+ user globally distributed systems across multiple public cloud providers.” According to earlier rumors, this game could potentially arrive on PC and PS5 as a multiplatform launch, similar to Helldivers 2 and Concord. Guerrilla Games seems…

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The highly anticipated Sonic the Hedgehog 4 is set to begin pre-production on February 28, 2025, according to the Film & Television Industry Alliance (FTIA). Following the success of Sonic the Hedgehog 3, the fourth installment in the Sonic Cinematic Universe is aiming for a Spring 2027 release. Co-producer Tyson Hesse recently shared a lighthearted comment on a podcast about the unusual production history of the franchise. “I have no idea how a normal film production looks,” he joked. “Sonic 1 had the redesign, 2 had COVID, and 3 had the actors’ strike. Maybe 4 will finally be normal and…

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Fans of the Halo series were recently surprised when Halo 5: Guardians was listed on Lenovo’s Legion Go S webpage. It’s unclear if this was an accident or a hint at an upcoming announcement, but the listing has sparked a lot of speculation among gamers. As the only major Halo title not yet available on PC, the potential release of Halo 5 on Steam would complete the franchise’s transition to the platform, joining Halo: The Master Chief Collection and Halo Infinite. With a major Xbox Livestream coming up, some believe this might be a teaser for a smaller announcement during…

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At CES 2025, accessory maker Genki found itself in hot water after showing off a mockup of what it said was the Nintendo Switch 2. Known for making gaming accessories for platforms like the original Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 5, Genki drew a lot of attention. However, things took a dramatic turn when Nintendo reportedly stepped in. According to French video game journalist Julien Tellouck, Nintendo’s lawyers visited Genki’s booth at CES to address their claims. In a YouTube short, Tellouck shared his conversation with a Genki representative who said Nintendo’s legal team had already confronted the company. The representative…

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The Nintendo Switch 2 has been the subject of much speculation, and recent leaks have provided a glimpse into the console’s design and hardware features. Renowned leaker Steve H.McFly, known as @OnLeaks, released stunning 5K renders of the anticipated console along with a 360-degree video and detailed dimensions. These visuals confirm that Nintendo’s next-generation device is close to an official reveal and set to build on the massive success of its predecessor. The Switch 2 is expected to continue utilizing Nvidia’s technology, likely featuring an advanced system-on-a-chip (SoC). While the original Switch was powered by Nvidia’s Tegra X1, rumors suggest…

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NVIDIA has confirmed that The Witcher 4’s reveal trailer was rendered using the newly announced GeForce RTX 5090 GPU. Initially, the trailer stated it was “pre-rendered in Unreal Engine 5 on an unannounced Nvidia GeForce RTX GPU,” leading to speculation about the hardware behind such impressive visuals. Now, with NVIDIA’s official announcement, the RTX 5090—priced at $2,000—emerges as a key player in the game’s development process. In a recent post, NVIDIA stated, “The long-awaited sequel, The Witcher IV, recently premiered with a stunning reveal trailer, which we can now confirm was pre-rendered in Unreal Engine 5 on a GeForce RTX…

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The announcement of The Elder Scrolls VI has reached a significant milestone, as it is now as old as The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim was at the time of its first reveal. It has been 2,403 days—equivalent to six years, seven months, and three days—since Bethesda unveiled The Elder Scrolls VI at E3 2018. Despite the long wait, fans have received very little information since the initial teaser trailer. The gap between the release of Skyrim on November 11, 2011, and the announcement of The Elder Scrolls 6 on June 10, 2018, highlights the time that has passed since the…

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