A new PlayStation console generation only really begins when Mark Cerny appears at an event to introduce an absurdly in-depth breakdown of the technology going into the new system.

Sony has partnered with the architect for generations now, and if all is well and good, he will likely front the reveal of the PS6 too. However, that might be his last.

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No More Room in Hell 2 isn’t your typical zombie experience.

Instead, it’s a slow-paced, horror-induced trek through densely detailed maps that are filled with the ambling corpses of the undead.

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Publisher and developer Mintrocket has announced its acclaimed debut title, Dave the Diver, has now surpassed 10 million total sales.

The studio has celebrated the milestone with new artwork, shared across its socials:

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Spoilers for big upcoming PS5 games, and the existence of unannounced titles, have been posted online because of an achievements list leak from PC platform Steam.

Overnight, the Exophase website — which we use to view Trophy lists as they go live in the PSN backend — published a long list of Steam achievements for games that shouldn't be public yet.

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It’s looking like a “Clash of the Titans” kinda November, with both Zelda and GTA 6 duking it out. (Not to mention the dozens upon dozens of other titles vying for your attention in September and October.)

Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World may be the cosy kind of comedown your PS5 desperately needs after such a busy year, then.

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Nintendo is hosting a 40th Anniversary Direct for The Legend of Zelda tomorrow, which promises news and updates on the iconic franchise.

The broadcast will of course include footage of its previously announced Ocarina of Time remake, which some expect to launch on the Switch 2 in November, right alongside GTA 6.

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We've spent the best part of 2026 banging on about how no major publishers are willing to release their games anywhere near GTA 6 — but Nintendo's not cut from the same cloth.

You've probably already seen the news, but The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake for Switch 2 now has a confirmed launch date; it arrives worldwide on the 5th November, just two weeks before Rockstar's juggernaut lands.

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Over the last day or so, social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) has been awash with crazy PlayStation-based rumours — and they all stem from a single post by Mega64.

On the 7th September, the comedy outfit presented a fairly provocative post, writing: "We are hearing INSANE leaks that Sony may announce something huge tomorrow. Stay tuned around 10AM PT."

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Just announced for PS5, Tianji: Shadow of the Ancients is a promising RPG from Taiwanese developer Justdan. The title's getting a worldwide release at some point next year.

Interestingly, Tianji's combat system blends turn-based commands with combos, as you can chain various follow-up attacks together to keep your foes locked down.

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Last week, Bandai Namco shined a light on the online multiplayer aspect of Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve, and it looks like the most robust the series has ever had.

Part of it is down to a hub, where you can meet and interact with other players in between matches or missions.

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SEGA's president has explained why the publisher decided to cancel its ambitious 'Super Game' project in a recent interview.

Speaking to Nikkei, Shuji Utsumi talks about the live service venture and the reasoning behind it being canned, ultimately putting it down to limited resources.

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I was excited to see Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis at Gamescom recently, because I wanted to see how Amazon was moving the franchise forward after the dour reboot saga from the PS4 generation.

I got to watch a full 30-minute hands-off presentation, narrated by series stewards Crystal Dynamics and Polish dev Flying Wild Hog. But if I’m being brutally honest with you, I came away a bit flat on it all.

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Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 is one of the most frustrating fumbles of 2026.

I’m a huge Alien and Aliens fan, and I've loved the steady flow of video game adaptations over the years – everything from the daft Aliens Vs. Predator on the PS3, through to the iconic Alien Isolation on PS4. I'm even a pretty big fan of the first Aliens: Fireteam Elite as a schlocky but fun co-op shooter.

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When it rains it pours – and Sony’s probably going to need a new umbrella at this point!

In an embarrassing strike against the platform holder, hobbyist PS3 emulator RPCS3 has added physical Blu-ray support, meaning you’ll be able to play the vast majority of your last-last-gen games on the PC – directly from the disc.

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At this point Atlus might as well just officially announce that remakes or remasters of the original Persona and Persona 2 are in the pipeline, because series producer Kazuhisa Wada apparently can't stop acknowledging them.

This time, the talkative boss didn't even have to be asked about them directly. In an interview with Rock Paper Shotgun, Wada brings them up when simply discussing re-releases in general.

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The PS5 version of Forza Horizon 6 is still on course to release later this year, Playground Games has confirmed.

As part of its newest blog post detailing a new update themed around British cars, the developer said at the bottom: "If you’re planning your trip to Discover Japan on PlayStation 5, stay tuned! Forza Horizon 6 will be releasing on PS5 later this year, and you can add the game to your Wishlist on the PlayStation Store to be notified of availability."

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Publisher and development studio DON'T NOD is in a precarious position.

In a new press release focusing on its financials for the first half of 2026, the company has outlined its plans for necessary structural changes that it hopes will help it stay afloat.

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Alien Deathstorm isn’t what I expected.

I assumed that the latest from Rebellion was a linear sci-fi shooter that had you blasting aliens in a cool setting. That’s partly true, I suppose, but as I start playing my brief 20-minute demo during Gamescom, I am surprised to find that this is a much less directed experience – and a lot scarier too.

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Hmmm, it feels like August could give us one of the tightest Game of the Month votes that we've had in quite some time.

That's mostly because there was no standout AAA heavy hitter — no massive release ready to crush the competition.

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Sprawl Zero is a Y2K tactical shooter that pays homage to the console classics like Halo and F.E.A.R, bringing that old-school shooter design to the modern age with slick controls.

It’s so committed to the nostalgia factor that it sports this de-rezzed graphical style, so that it wouldn’t look out of place on the PS2. It’s very understated, but I still caught myself getting flutters of nostalgia as the game can be very pretty at times.

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Last month, Rideshare developer Saber Interactive came under some serious heat after an ex employee outed the game's use of generative AI.

The whole thing devolved into a crazy public spat, in which Saber's CEO went overboard in the defence of his company.

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You may have read earlier today that Onimusha: Way of the Sword, the brilliant new action game from Capcom, has already sold more than a million copies.

The publisher announced the news via social feeds, but it also put out an official press release on the data, and it's there where you'll find an interesting quote from the company.

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If you're at all interested in Exodus — the Mass Effect-style sci-fi RPG coming to PS5 next year — then you should definitely give these fresh gameplay videos a watch.

Dropping over the weekend, this footage is brand new, showcasing uncut gameplay across a main story mission. Between YouTube channels ENFANT TERRIBLE and Insider Gaming, there's almost two hours of demo footage to get through.

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I thought this week was going to be a bit slower on the PS5, but there’s actually more than 20 new titles launching for another consecutive week.

Highlights include the new Hot Wheels game, Mewgenics, and the long-awaited release of Valheim.

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Despite releasing within a day of each other, it doesn't seem like The Blood of Dawnwalker and Onimusha: Way of the Sword have eaten into each other's sales all that much: both PS5 games have confirmed they've sold over one million copies since launch.

Capcom revealed Onimusha: Way of the Sword achieved the milestone on its first day on the market, pushing the overall series to 10 million sales in total. The developer shared a new piece of art to celebrate on social media and said: "We are truly delighted that so many of you are playing this game! Thank you so much!"

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