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Xbox and Paramount have its Call of Duty movie release date, but it's pretty far off
Call of Duty Xbox and Paramount have officially announced the Call of Duty movie's release date, but don't expect it to come out soon; it's pretty far off.
Metro creator says Metro 2039 "will be darker than anything you've seen before"
Gaming Ahead of the full Metro 2039 reveal, franchise author Dmitry Glukhovsky says the game will be darker than any other entry in the acclaimed FPS series.
STALKER 2 is getting a free new content update this month ahead of its Cost of Hope DLC
Gaming Ahead of STALKER 2's upcoming Cost of Hope DLC, dev GSC Game World is releasing a free Sealed Truth content update for the open-world survival shooter.
You can finally play State of Decay 3 soon — its studio is hosting alpha playtests next month
Xbox Six years after it was announced, Xbox's State of Decay 3 will finally be playable soon as Undead Labs prepares to kick off alpha playtests this year.
Xbox and Blizzard are hiring for "an upcoming AAA open-world shooter"
Blizzard A new Blizzard job listing describes "an upcoming AAA open-world shooter," which has everyone hoping it's working on a new StarCraft FPS after all.
Call of Duty studio head at Xbox dev is retiring after over 36 years — he shipped 42 games
Call of Duty After 36 years of leading Call of Duty developer Raven Software, studio head Brian Raffel is leaving the company to "step into a well-earned retirement."
STALKER 2 just got a big Xbox feature ahead of its new Cost of Hope DLC
Gaming Ahead of STALKER 2's newly announced Cost of Hope DLC expansion coming out this summer, the game now fully supports Xbox Play Anywhere on Xbox and PC.
This overlooked Battlefield game is shutting down after 11 years, but only on consoles
Gaming EA and Battlefield Studios are shutting down Battlefield Hardline, a unique police-themed spinoff, on consoles over a decade after its release.
