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With a myriad of Nintendo Directs and Sony State of Plays in the rearview, TGS 2026 is upon us, and the Capcom Spotlight showed fans what's next.

Spatial computing has spent decades living in science fiction, but the technology is now advanced enough that the bigger question is what we actually want to do with it.

Ireland's video-game tax credit could give the country's development scene a much-needed boost, but sustainable growth will depend on funding, talent, publishing expertise and studios that own what they create.

The mastermind behind Balatro, LocalThunk, shared a much clearer look at what is coming in the long-awaited 1.1 update and its a big one.

Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is a genuinely massive achievement, in scale and in ambition, with real depth and variety across the whole game.

Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter improves on the goodwill built by its predecessor rather than just coasting on it, building one of the strongest JRPGs of this generation.

MediaTek is kicking off the next generation of flagship mobile hardware with the Dimensity 9600 Pro, a 2nm chip built around faster performance, better ...

The Stunt Driver was a real surprise at TIFF 2026. I knew I was in for a fun time, but I didn't know the film would bring something real to the table, too, and I am so glad it did.

Faith wastes two fantastic performances on a story that mistakes cruelty for depth, leaving behind a film that frustrated me far more than it moved me.

Beyond publishing physical games, PM Studios CEO Michael Yum is hard at work on a platform meant to bring games and communities together.