The second year of Skull and Bones is kicking things off with a host of new content, including a new ship and item ascension.
The update includes a new PvE mission that pits players against a fearsome new boss as they try and rescue a Tech-Priest.
Among the changes made to Gothic in its remake will be the patching up of narrative inconsistencies, plot holes and contradictions.
The Concord developer spoke about their time in the industry, and the excitement they felt at seeing developers working on Marathon.
The screenshots, while inaccessible at the time of publishing, indicate that we're getting closer to an announcement or launch.
There are also plans for more content for Forever Skies, with a major update slated for Summer that will bring more build options.
Fans of the kart racer have been discovering gameplay secrets in Mario Kart World at the ongoing Nintendo Switch 2 Experience events
Game director Joe Ziegler spoke about how Marathon wants to bring in an audience that is already used to sandbox-styled gameplay.
JDM: Japanese Drift Master will allow players plenty of customisation options, including the angles at which their wheels are installed.
According to game director Joe Ziegler, proximity chat will only arrive in Marathon if the problem of player toxicity can be solved.
Bear McCreary spoke about his experiences during the God of War 20th Anniversary Retrospective Gallery and the closure he felt.
The Switch 2 version of Cyberpunk 2077, slated for launch alongside the console, runs at a smooth 40 FPS in handheld mode.
Sony has also stated that other regions across its EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) markets might see price hikes as well.
Sloclap's Pierre Tarno spoke about the studio respecting that the players will recognise the quality and uniqueness of Rematch.
Former Dragon Age writer David Gaider wrote about how the publisher "never quite knew what to do with" the fantasy RPG's marketing.
Marathon's game director spoke about wanting to let players get into extraction shooters without having to deal with "cruft".
The analysts also believe that, if the US tariffs on Vietnam stay at 10 percent, Nintendo might decide to just eat the extra costs.
Shawn Layden believes that the quality of Nintendo exclusives like Mario and Donkey Kong allows the company to raise prices.
The developers behind La Quimera want to focus on the game offering a tight, narrative experience by sticking to a more linear structure.
Bungie made the announcement in light of several Sony-owned studios releasing games on PC that need PlayStation Network accounts.
