Sony kicked off its third State of Play presentation of the year with a 30-minute showcase packed with thrilling news and updates for PlayStation 5 (PS5) and PlayStation VR2 (PSVR2) enthusiasts.

The renowned Super Nintendo World is expanding its borders to Universal Epic Universe, bringing along the beloved landscapes of Donkey Kong Country. Set to debut in 2025, this vibrant addition promises an exhilarating journey for fans of the iconic gaming franchises.

Gunzilla Games, the creative force behind the highly anticipated video game "Off the Grid," has made waves in the gaming industry by announcing a groundbreaking integration with OpenSea, the leading NFT marketplace. This strategic move allows players to trade in-game assets using blockchain technology, marking a significant step forward in gaming innovation.

Exciting news for gaming enthusiasts: Front Mission 2: Remake is set to make its debut on a broader spectrum of platforms this month. Previously available exclusively on the Nintendo Switch, this highly anticipated remake will now be accessible to players on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC, scheduled for release on April 30.

Inspiration and innovation converge at Brandweek, a marketing event bringing together industry leaders, emerging talent, and strategic experts in Phoenix, Arizona this September. Attendees will explore new challenges, solutions, and pathways for growth during the event, with early registration available for those eager to secure their spot.

Developer Fumi Games and publisher PlaySide Publishing have unveiled a new trailer for Mouse, an upcoming first-person shooter inspired by 1930s vintage cartoons. The trailer was released during the Triple-i Initiative Showcase and offers a sneak peek at some exciting gameplay features, including new traversal mechanics and power-ups.

The boundaries between Hollywood and the gaming industry are blurring as a wave of actors, once exclusive to the silver screen, make their mark in the digital realm. What was once a niche domain is now a bustling arena for storytelling and creativity, drawing the attention of seasoned performers and captivating audiences worldwide.

In the realm of gaming, few announcements generate as much excitement and anticipation as a new installment in the Grand Theft Auto series. When Rockstar Games unveiled the trailer for GTA VI last December, fans around the world erupted with excitement.

In the vast landscape of Pokémon's evolution over the years, from its humble beginnings to global phenomenon status, one particular spinoff stands out as a pivotal moment in the franchise's history: Pokémon Snap. Released on March 21, 1999, for the Nintendo 64, Pokémon Snap was a game-changer that breathed new life into the series and showcased the creatures in a whole new light.

Enter the realm of Paid-to-Play gaming, where players are not only immersed in captivating gaming experiences but also rewarded for their engagement. This innovative model doesn't entail direct monetary compensation for gameplay; instead, it incentivizes players through rewards such as cryptocurrencies for completing specific tasks or enables them to monetize their in-game assets.

If you're longing for a nostalgic journey through your Toonami memories or seeking a reminder of why the Dragon Ball Z saga is cherished for its character development and captivating artistry, you might find yourself yearning for more. However, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot offers an immersive experience that transports players into the heart of Toriyama's universe, making it a must-play for fans.

A recent job posting discovered by Tech4Gamers suggests that the studio behind the creation of Gotham Knights is actively involved in the development of a new game, Wonder Woman. Monolith Productions, the studio behind the acclaimed Lord of the Rings titles, plans to integrate their highly-praised Nemesis system into this upcoming game.

Al Alcorn, the mastermind behind the iconic Pong and former chief engineer at Atari during its nascent years, has unveiled a treasure trove of gaming relics from his personal collection, now available for auction. Among the remarkable items up for grabs is the unreleased Atari Cosmos, a tabletop electronic game system designed in 1980.

In an unexpected turn of events, Xbox's flagship title, Sea of Thieves, is making waves in the PlayStation ecosystem. The Premium Edition of Sea of Thieves currently claims the top spot on the PS5 console store's Pre-Orders page in the United States, ranking as the best-selling pre-order.

Microsoft and Nickelodeon have joined forces to create a limited edition Xbox Series X that features a SpongeBob SquarePants theme. Priced at $699, the Xbox Series X Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 Special Edition Bundle includes a custom-designed Xbox Series X console with SpongeBob SquarePants aesthetics and 1 TB of storage.

Indivisible, the action RPG, has made its way to Xbox Game Pass, and it offers a unique blend of anime style and fast-paced gameplay that captures the essence of a thrilling anime series. Developed by Studio Trigger, known for works like Promare and Delicious in Dungeon, Indivisible features a visually stunning anime opening that sets the stage for an exciting adventure.

During the latest Pokemon Presents broadcast, Game Freak announced the development of the highly anticipated title, Pokemon Legends Z-A, exclusively for the Nintendo Switch. Building on the success of its predecessor, Pokemon Legends: Arceus, released in 2022, the upcoming game is set to continue the innovative formula that introduces new elements to the Pokemon universe.

In a moment awaited by Elden Ring fans worldwide, FromSoftware and Bandai Namco have finally unveiled the first trailer for Shadow of the Erdtree, the highly anticipated Elden Ring DLC. Set to launch on June 21st comes with a price tag of $39.99 / £34.99. While some might consider it hefty, fans are expressing confidence that even at $70, Shadow of the Erdtree would still be worth every penny.

Capcom's Street Fighter 6 achieved a significant victory at the prestigious D.I.C.E. Awards, where it was crowned the 'Fighting Game of the Year.' Organized by the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS), the D.I.C.E. Awards honored Street Fighter 6 for its ability to captivate audiences and revitalize the fighting game genre.

Phil Spencer, Microsoft Gaming boss, assures gamers that Xbox has no plans to fully abandon disc-based games despite the growing popularity of Game Pass. In an interview with Stephen Totilo's Game File, Spencer emphasizes Microsoft's commitment to meeting customer preferences, stating, "We ship games physically and digitally, and we're really just following what the customers are doing."