Archiv für April 2026

Laut den ersten Reviews bietet Tales from ’85 mehr vom alten Stranger-Things-Gefühl – nicht mehr und nicht weniger.

Stranger Things: Tales From ’85 and McDonald’s are teaming up for a Happy Meal that will not only get you a collectible toy, a Stranger Things activity book, and some delicious food, but also a QR code that lets you save Hawkins and McDonald’s from the Upside Down.

Crimson Desert wird weiter fleißig geupdated: Mit dem Patch 1.04 werden unter anderem Schwierigkeitsgrade eingefügt.

A new firmware update has begun rolling out for PS5 consoles, and the big surprise is that it doesn’t add more system stability. Version 26.03-13.20.00 brings more of your mom’s favorite WhatsApp language to the console, as you can now use an expanded selection of emojis as message reactions. On top of that, Sony says […]

Microsoft might be dropping new Call of Duty games from Xbox Game Pass, but that reportedly won’t stop older entries in the FPS franchise from arriving on the service sooner than later. According to PC Gamer, Activision is looking at bringing legacy Call of Duty games to subscribers sometime this year. There are tons of […]

Clayface looks to fix the Sony Spider-Man universe’s biggest mistake: Could this third DCU movie morph into something better than that uneven collection of comic book films?

Kellogg’s is bringing back toys in its cereal boxes for the first time in over a decade to celebrate Toy Story 5, including Frosted Flakes, Froot Loops, AppleJacks, and Corn Pops.

With its anime art style and high-energy soundtrack, Orbitals immediately made a splash when it was announced during last year’s Game Awards. Developed by Shapefarm and published by Kepler Interactive–the publisher behind Clair Obscur: Expedition 33–the co-op platformer adventure game aims to authentically capture the anime feeling via a collaboration with Studio Massket. The Japanese […]

PlayStation icon Shuhei Yoshida estimates that each year, he plays at least 250 games, if not more. For him, it’s a bit of a double-edged sword. According to Yoshida, the best part about playing that many games is that he gets to see a slew of different titles evolve over the course of their development. […]