GTA 6 has cost $2,000,000,000 to make claims leak – eight times more than GTA 5
Leaks suggest that the initial cost of GTA 6 could be $2 billion, making it the most expensive video game ever made.
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Leaks suggest that the initial cost of GTA 6 could be $2 billion, making it the most expensive video game ever made.
The Tuesday letters page finds itself agreeing with the boss of Take-Two, as one reader expects Black Ops 6 to be the biggest Call Of Duty in years.
The same source that got the date of the June Nintendo Direct right claims the next one has been moved forward and no one is sure why…
The Monday letters page is more than happy for the Switch 2 to become a port machine, as one reader recommends indie game Aero GPX.
A reader suggests that Sony release all PS4 games on Nintendo’s next console, even if they don’t go multiformat on Xbox.
A reader makes a recommendation for one of the more obscure releases of the year but one he feels is also one of the most original.
It seems it’s not just the graphics Capcom is changing for Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster, as they no longer reward you for taking photos of women’s underwear.
A reader discusses his love for the Fallout franchise and his frustration that Bethesda need others to get the best out of it.
A reader reminisces over the early days of gaming, when he was a child, and how different things are now with his children and live service games.
A patent from Nintendo describes a new cartridge format that is presumably the one going to be used in the upcoming Switch 2.
Rumours of a delay for GTA 6 are not true, as Rockstar Games owner Take-Two assure fans that the game will be out next year.
The Friday letters page asks what’s the most impossible sequel after Half-Life 3, as one reader warns of doom and gloom on the PC.
Turkey has become the first country in the world to ban Roblox, because of concerns of children being exploited while playing the game.
A new rumour suggests that the Nintendo Switch 2 will launch with ‘significant ports, parallel releases, and exclusives’ next year.
The editor for IShowSpeed has weighed in on the rumour he helped to create, about moving back to Twitch after being banned from YouTube.
Despite having lost $200 million on Suicide Squad, Warner Bros. is continuing to double down on more live service games.
The creators of some of the best PSP games and the graphically impressive The Order: 1886 have closed, as plans for a sequel are belatedly revealed.
The Thursday letters page is unimpressed by the current standard of official Olympics games, as one reader is frustrated by Elden Ring’s side quests.
Sony’s profits are up this quarter but sales of the PS5 continue to fall at an alarming rate, as they dip below that of the PS4.
A battle between official and unofficial Olympics game has a clear winner in this month’s batch of new smartphone gaming apps.
The Wednesday letters page hears from a female reader about her love of horror games, as readers look forward to Cygni.
Bloober Team has acknowledged the fan discontent over the Silent Hill 2 remake but insist they’re a ‘different team than three years ago.’
The longest ban ever for a Fortnite player works out at just shy of 3 million days, but he’s not saying what he did to deserve it.
The developer behind the mainline Pokémon games is on a recruitment drive, as they react to criticism of their previous titles.
The only clear photo of an early Nintendo console prototype has been released online and it’s not the PlayStation hybrid.