Warner Bros. Discovery boss JB Perrette has teased that the company has big things in store for gaming, but not for a little bit. Speaking during the company's latest earnings call, Perrette said 2025 was "a year of reset" for the company's gaming ambitions.

He said the company became "distracted going after too many IPs with too broad a set of studios," according to Variety, though he didn't go into any further specifics. WB has since dialed things back and is now focused on four main franchises specifically for gaming: Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, Mortal Kombat, and DC.

The executive went to say that the "real fruits" for WB Games will "start coming in '27-'28 when we return to some of our biggest franchises." He didn't name any projects outright, but a safe bet would be that he's referring to the Hogwarts Legacy sequel. Mortal Kombat developer NetherRealm is no doubt cooking up something new as well, though the company has no projects officially announced.

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Since the shadow drop of Gods of War Sons of Sparta earlier this month, some players have complained about being unable to play the co-op mode until after beating the game. That ends now, because Sony has revealed a way to skip ahead to the Pit of Agonies.

As revealed on PlayStation Blog, there's an old-school way to reach the Pit prior to unlocking it. At the starting menu, simply put in the following button sequence:

Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, L1, R1, Touchpad.

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Former Xbox executive Peter Moore has weighed in on the big news recently that Asha Sharma has been named the new CEO of Microsoft Gaming.

Speaking to GamesBeat, Moore said Sharma "just needs to listen, learn" to begin her journey as the leader of Xbox. More said working alongside Xbox chief content officer Matt Booty will be a benefit to Sharma as well. He added that outgoing CEO Phil Spencer had great success visiting the Xbox development teams globally to learn "what it takes to manage creative heads and entrepreneurs," and Sharma would be smart do so something similar.

"I wish her all the best. She's in a position right now where--keep your head down. Fly low. Avoid the radar. Learn, listen. Spend a lot of time internally," he said. "Travel the world. Meet with the studio heads. Do the classic listening tour, which a lot of executives do. I think she'll be fine."

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Pokemon: Sun & Moon - Complete Box Set

$68.36 | Releases September 2

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Pokemon has delighted audiences for three decades across not only video games and TV, but also in books--specifically, manga books. Every mainline generation has included a tie-in manga series, and if you're a fan of Pokemon Sun and Moon era, then you can preorder a new box set of "mini" manga paperbacks that will release on September 22. Priced at $68.36, this is the complete Pokemon Sun and Moon manga series.

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Nvidia--the largest company on planet Earth--has released its latest earnings report, and it was another blockbuster quarter for the technology giant. However, gaming revenue came in lower than expected.

Nvidia surpassed Wall Street's expectations for revenue and earnings-per-share. The company achieved record quarterly revenue of $68.1 billion, up 73% year-over-year. The overwhelming majority of Nvidia's revenue for the period came from its Data Center division, which brought in $62.3 billion, up 75% year-over-year. For the full year, Nvidia made revenue of $215.9 billion, up 65%.

Not all of Nvidia's divisions met expectations, though. Gaming revenue was $3.7 billion during the quarter, which was up 47% year-over-year, with full-year revenue rising 41% to a record $16 billion. Those are positive, growing numbers, but the guidance for gaming during the quarter was $4 billion, so Nvidia missed by hundreds of millions of dollars.

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It's no secret that video game remakes and remasters continue to be popular, but just how many were downloaded in 2025? According to new research by Sensor Tower, a staggering number of people chose to revisit old games that had been given an upgrade, as the analytics firm says that there were 138 million downloads of remakes and remasters across the globe.

That number was split, with 60 million downloads being for remakes and 78 million downloads of remasters being recorded. Focusing purely on remakes, Delta Force did particularly well with 14.5 million downloads for the free-to-play shooter alone, and Ark: Survival Ascended came in second place with 4.35 million downloads. Here's a closer look at how that list shaped up:

Video game remake downloads in 2025

• Delta Force -- 14.5 million downloads
• Ark Survival Ascended -- 4.35 million downloads
• Metro 20233 Redux -- 3.89 million downloads
• The Last of Us Part 1 -- 3.02 million downloads
• Resident Evil 4 -- 2.70 million downloads
• Silent Hill 2 -- 2.62 million downloads
• Mafia: Definitive Edition -- 2.12 million downloads
• Resident Evil 2 -- 1.73 million downloads
• Pac-Man World; Re-Pac -- 1.52 million downloads
• Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater -- 1.39 million downloads

So how did remasters do in comparison? Unsurprisingly, Grand Theft Auto V: Enhanced was at the top of the list with 13.1 million downloads, followed by The Elder Scrolls Online 4: Oblivion Remastered and Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered. Another notable game on the list was Gears of War: Reloaded, which had a multiplatform launch on PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PS5.

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Highguard is down but not out, with a new update on the way for the beleaguered multiplayer shooter that will add a new action-focused game mode. The update will also add weapon balance changes, as well as quality-of-life updates and bug fixes.

Highguard's new mode, Raid Rush, focuses on the base attacking and defending phases, with no "pesky looting phase" in between. The new mode cuts out an element of Highguard's gameplay that many players have complained is tedious, slowing down the flow of a match. Raid Rush will only be available in 5v5--another mode that Wildlight added post-release in response to player feedback.

In fact, 5v5 appears to be the way forward for Highguard, with regular 3v3 raids being disabled for the duration of the Raid Rush event. For the time being, the only way to play 3v3 will be in Highguard's ranked mode--which players can unlock with wins in either 5v5 or Raid Rush mode.

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Resident Evil Requiem, in all of its gruesome, goopy, and gory glory, is available on the Nintendo Switch 2, and you’re probably wondering if this version is worth your time. After 15 hours of playing almost exclusively on the Switch 2, I can say that it is--but with a caveat.

Let’s start with the good. Resident Evil Requiem on the Switch 2 is an incredibly competent port that looks and runs great on the handheld. Despite the console's technical limitations compared to the beefier PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X and S, Requiem retains its moody atmosphere and unsettling visuals.

This is partly due to Requiem’s limited use of ray tracing and dynamic lighting. Although it’s not nearly as involved as other versions, Capcom has made good use of the Switch 2’s power here. Framerates are uncapped and appear to fluctuate from time to time, usually when moving from one room to another, but in my experience, the framerate never dropped to an inexcusable level. If the Switch 2 is your only way to play Requiem, or you prefer the portability, you won’t be missing out on much by choosing this version.

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Raiden Fighters Remix Collection is the ultimate edition of the legendary shooting game series Raiden, which has been beloved by gamers around the world for decades. It includes both the Japanese and international versions of the Raiden Fighters Trilogy - Raiden Fighters, Raiden Fighters 2, and Raiden Fighters Jet - regarded as masterpieces within the franchise. This definitive collection brings together six different versions in total, major feature improvements, an online ranking system, and a newly remixed soundtrack by renowned composers. The Raiden Fighters series, first released in the 1990s, is an enduring classic that fascinated gamers with its pixel graphics, high-tempo, intense sound effects, and intricately designed scoring system. Nearly 30 years after the original arcade release, the series - once considered difficult to be remade - is now set to make an epic return on modern consoles, thanks to the support of its devoted fanbase.

30 years ago, on the grounds of Yamabiki Manor in Narumisawa, the famous painter Mizuryu Uchida was murdered. The body, found by the pond, was in a bizarre state. While the police investigated, the case ultimately closed with the death of the suspect. Now, 30 years later, a group of unique individuals from the seminar of Ayame Minato, a young expert in criminal psychology, travel to Yamabiki Manor to investigate the case as part of their research. As they dig deeper into the truth of this unsolved mystery, new facts gradually emerge, suspects come into focus, and the hidden emotions behind their positive attitudes are revealed…

In Revolt Invasion, players dive into a high-stakes, first-person shooter set amidst a nation on the brink of chaos. As rebellion and government forces clash across diverse urban landscapes, you take on the role of a skilled operative, moving through perilous environments to complete daring missions. Every encounter pits tactical skill against raw power, where each choice can change the course of the war. Equipped with advanced weaponry and an arsenal of combat tactics, you’ll lead the charge in fierce street battles, fortified defenses, and high-stakes objectives. Whether you’re breaching hostile zones or coordinating with your team for a strategic advantage, Revolt Invasion brings the intensity of modern warfare to your fingertips, offering immersive combat that tests your instincts, endurance, and strategy in the ultimate fight for control. Choose your side, forge alliances, and fight for the future in this epic showdown.