Nvidia has updated its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service with 12 new titles, including major day-one releases like Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and Anno 117: Pax Romana. The company also expanded its RTX 5080 server upgrades to Phoenix, with Stockholm next in line for the performance boost.
Backbone has launched its Pro Xbox Edition controller, featuring both wired USB-C and wireless Bluetooth connectivity. The $179.99 device works across phones, PCs, tablets, and TVs with seamless switching between devices.
Ubisoft’s roguelike Prince of Persia spinoff is coming to Nintendo consoles just in time for the holidays. The game includes all content from its year-long early access period and features Dead Cells-style gameplay.
Valve is taking another shot at the perfect PC controller with a completely redesigned model that feels like a Steam Deck without the screen. The new controller features magnetic drift-resistant sticks, capacitive grip sensors, and launches in early 2026 with competitive pricing.
Sony revealed its first official PlayStation-branded gaming monitor during State of Play. The 27-inch display features a clever built-in charging hook for DualSense controllers. It’s scheduled to launch in 2026 with 240Hz refresh rate for PC gaming.
Sony’s new PlayStation-branded monitor features 2560×1440 resolution, 240Hz refresh rate, and a dedicated charging hook for DualSense controllers. It’s scheduled to launch in 2026 across the U.S. and Japan, though pricing remains unknown.
Fortnite Island creators can now test selling items within their custom maps, including loot-box-style random rewards. The feature is currently in preview phase and limited to unpublished projects, with published implementation coming later.
EA announced a $12 Veterans Day DLC pack for Battlefield 6 created with the National Ranger Association. However, no portion of sales will be donated to the organization, sparking criticism from players.
Microsoft finally released a dedicated gaming mode for Windows 11 handhelds, but it’s arriving years after competitors and with frustrating limitations. The feature requires specific hardware and offers minimal performance improvements, continuing Microsoft’s pattern of missed opportunities in new d
ARC Raiders isn’t just surviving its launch window – it’s thriving. The game just hit 416,000 concurrent players on Steam, actually growing 17.5% from its debut peak. For a new IP from a smaller studio, this viral spread is unprecedented.
