Author: Emil John

Emil John is an experienced journalist and reviewer, known for his detailed coverage of the latest news and insightful reviews.

Fortnite keeps breaking records with its crazy popular live events! Last night, they had the Fortnite Remix Finale, and a whopping 14.3 million players jumped into the game to watch it. This totally crushed their old record from Travis Scott’s concert back in 2020, which had 12.3 million players. And that’s not even counting the millions who watched on Twitch and YouTube! This event outdid some other big ones too. More people watched this than the 9.8 million at the Times Square Remix launch, the 5.6 million for October’s Doctor Doom boss battle, and the 10 million at last year’s…

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Fans of the God of War series may have something extraordinary to look forward to in 2025. According to multiple rumors and a listing spotted on the website Instant Gaming, Sony Interactive Entertainment is allegedly working on a God of War Greek Saga Remastered. The listing points to a 2025 release, possibly coinciding with the series’ 20th anniversary. This rumor stems from a report by Chinese insider Lunatic Ignus, who claimed on Discord that Nixxes Software, known for its PC ports and remastering efforts, is spearheading the project. The remastered collection is said to include all the iconic games from the original Greek…

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The Yakuza community is buzzing with rumors that Yakuza Kiwami 3 might be in the works after a new post on Ichiban’s social media account. The post features a new model of Mack Shinozuka, a fan-favorite character from Yakuza 3. Mack, who went from being a track star to a pro photographer and owner of the photojournalism site MacSiv, is a memorable character from the original game. What’s got fans excited is how detailed this new model looks. While it’s not unusual for new models to be made for promotional stuff, RGG Studio is known for reusing assets, so fans…

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Sony is reportedly gearing up to launch a new limited edition PS5 DualSense controller themed after the game Helldivers 2. Reliable insider billbil-kun leaked that the Helldivers 2 controller is expected to release in 2024, following themed releases like the Astro Bot and Fortnite controllers. Unlike the region-specific Monster Hunter Wilds DualSense controller, limited to East Asia, the Helldivers 2 controller will be available worldwide, including North America and Europe. This expanded availability will allow fans globally to secure this collector’s item. While the official announcement and release dates remain unknown, sources speculate that the controller could be unveiled later…

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Sony is reportedly in the early stages of developing a handheld gaming console that would allow users to play PlayStation 5 games on the go. Sources familiar with the matter say this new device aims to expand Sony’s presence in the portable gaming market and directly compete with Nintendo’s successful Switch platform. This handheld device is expected to build upon the concept introduced with the PlayStation Portal, Sony’s streaming-focused handheld released in 2023. Unlike the Portal, which relies on streaming PS5 games over an internet connection, this new device is being designed to play PS5 games natively, similar to Valve’s…

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A new rumor circulating online suggests that Nintendo is planning an ambitious initial shipment for its next-generation console, commonly referred to as the “Switch 2.” According to a post shared on Famiboards, factory production plans for the console have been finalized, with shipments for the U.S. market expected to be 2.5 times larger than those of the original Switch in March 2017. The original Nintendo Switch, launched on March 3, 2017, saw an initial shipment of 2.74 million units worldwide during its launch month. If this rumor holds true, the Switch 2’s initial global shipment could range between 6.5 million…

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Hidetaka Miyazaki, the mastermind behind Elden Ring and head honcho at FromSoftware, recently apologized to fans for the long wait for the game’s DLC, Shadow of the Erdtree. This expansion dropped over two years after the main game launched in 2022 and even snagged the Golden Joystick Award for Best Game Expansion. While saying thanks for the recognition, Miyazaki also teased some cool new stuff in the works at the studio. In his acceptance video at the Golden Joystick Awards, Miyazaki called the award an “incredible honor” and gave a big shoutout to fans for sticking with them. He said,…

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Remedy Entertainment has shared impressive milestones for the Alan Wake franchise during its recent Capital Markets Day presentation. The survival horror sequel, Alan Wake 2, has sold over 1.8 million units since its release on October 27, 2023, becoming Remedy’s fastest-selling game to date. Additionally, the franchise as a whole has reached a significant milestone, with over 15 million players globally. Alan Wake Remastered, which revitalized the original 2010 classic, has also been a strong performer, selling 1.7 million units as of November 2024. The remaster introduced the Alan Wake experience to a new generation of players while preparing fans…

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Pokémon TCG Pocket has exceeded $120 million in gross revenue just 17 days after its global release. The game, developed by The Pokémon Company in collaboration with DENA, has captivated players worldwide with its blend of collectible card gaming and competitive battling. According to data from AppMagic (via PocketGamer), Pokémon TCG Pocket is averaging a staggering $6.4 million per day in player spending. On November 15th, the game achieved its most lucrative day so far, earning $8.2 million across the App Store and Google Play. These figures have placed the game as The Pokémon Company’s second-largest mobile launch, just $18…

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The tension between Rockstar Games and Grove Street Games, the main developer of the Grand Theft Auto Trilogy: Definitive Edition, has hit a new high after a recent update. Thomas Williamson, the CEO of Grove Street Games, has publicly criticized Rockstar for removing his studio’s logo and references from the opening credits of the remastered trilogy. His comments suggest he was unhappy with the move, which reportedly surprised the developer. In a post on X (formerly known as Twitter), Williamson called the decision a “dick move,” noting the irony of the removal since his team was responsible for many of…

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