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🖥 Xbox, PCBoth Microsoft and Sony say they're under no obligation to pass tariff refunds on to customers
One for me, none for thee.
🖥 PlayStation, PCCrimson Desert's upcoming DLC decides it's The Sims now, I guess
Charting the Unknown somehow adds even more stuff to the game that does everything.
🖥 PlayStation, PCFinal Fantasy 7 Revelation gets a release date and a proper look at its airship overworld, which is cool, if in danger of inducing open world fatigue
The Remake trilogy's a long one.
🖥 PlayStation, PC, Multi-platformFFVII Revelation DLC Feature Sephiroth And Vincent, Extending The Story Into 2028
With the release date of Final Fantasy VII Revelation confirmed as April 8 during today's PlayStation State of Play(https://www.gamespot.com/articles/playstation-state-of-play-september-2026-all-the-biggest-announcements-games-and-trailers/), it seems Steam is jumping the gun on what comes after, as two downloadable story expansions have appeared on the digital storefront(https://store.steampowered.com/app/4910840/FINALFANTASYVIIREVELATIONStoryExpansionPass/). Each expansion features specific characters, with the first called "Sephiroth" and the second called "Vincent and the Turks." Both are listed as release "between Winter 2027 and April 2028. No other information is included with the listings. !(https://www.gamespot.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/image3fbcf9.png?w=636) The news comes alongside an extended look at Final Fantasy VII Revelation(https://www.gamespot.com/articles/final-fantasy-vii-revelation-arrives-in-april/) during the State of Play, with nearly ten minutes of gameplay exploring the open world, side missions in Yutai and Gongaga, side activities like Queen's Blood, and more. Series producer Naoki Hamaguchi introduced the gameplay demo, as well as a new Trilogy Edition which combines all three parts of the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy into one package. Square Enix has also detailed the Deluxe and Collector's Editions of Revelation, which will include both DLC packs found on the Steam page. Details for each edition are below: !(https://www.gamespot.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/FFVIIRCEBeauty-Shot.jpg?w=636) - Physical - PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2 - Standard ($69.99) - Day 1 Editions available at several retailers include Magic: The Gathering—FINAL FANTASY Final Showdown Promo Card - Amazon Day 1 Edition includes folded poster - Deluxe ($99.99) - Mini-Soundtrack - Artbook - Day 1 Editions available at several retailers include Magic: The Gathering—FINAL FANTASY Promotional Card - Steelbook case - Collector’s Edition ($349.99) - Square Enix Store Exclusive - All “Deluxe Edition” contents, plus… - Premium statue (featuring Cloud, Zack and Sephiroth) - Story Expansion Pass, granting access to two story-centered DLCs planned for later release - Includes in-game accessory Reclaimant Choker - Includes Survival Set of useful in-game consumable items - In-game equipment Armor: Nymphwing Bracelet - In-game equipment Accessory: Risk Taker’s Choker - In-game item: Summon Materia: Mecha-Chocobo & Moogle - In-game item: Summoning Materia: Polydroid Alexander - Digital - PlayStation 5, PC, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2 - Pre-order incentive (all editions): Summon Materia: Mecha-Chocobo & Moogle - Standard ($69.99) - Premium ($99.99) - Story Expansion Pass, granting access to two story-centered DLCs planned for later release - Includes in-game item Accessory: Reclaimant Choker - Includes Survival Set of useful in-game consumable items - Early Access, which allows for access to the game 24 hours before release - Premium Plus ($109.99) - All “Premium Edition” contents, plus… - Digital Mini Soundtrack - Digital Artbook - Summoning Materia: Polydroid Alexander - In-game equipment Armor: Nymphwing Bracelet - In-game equipment Accessory: Risk Taker’s Choker
🖥 PlayStation, PC, Mobile, Multi-platformEpic Games’ New Voice Chat Lets You Keep Talking To Friends While Playing Different Games
Epic Games has announced that it's going to make it easier than ever to hang out and talk with friends across different platforms by launching Epic Parties. This voice chat service will work across Fortnite (on all supported platforms), the Epic Games Store launcher (PC, iOS, and Android), and the Epic Games app (iOS and Android). For example, you can start a voice party from your phone or PC launcher, ring up a friend who is busy playing Fortnite on their PlayStation, and even transfer that call from your phone to your PC when you get back to your desk. This means that you can sit in on a voice call through the Epic PC Launcher while playing completely different games from your Epic library. Other benefits include a seamless approach to grouping friends together, as Epic says that if you're in a voice party with friends and everyone decides to open Fortnite, then the game will automatically drop you all into the same lobby together. This new feature is competing directly with Discord, which has been the go-to third-party app for users for several years. Epic's built-in alternative aims to let users bring their social list, voice channels, and digital avatar with them across multiple platforms and from game to game, whether you are on iOS, Android, PC, or console. Epic has also hinted that these voice and avatar systems will be integrated directly into Unreal Engine 6, and the tools will be offered to other developers in time. For now, it's currently rolling out to Fortnite, and Epic Parties will be available in Rocket League next year. According to Epic's year-in-review stats(https://www.gamespot.com/gallery/people-spent-more-but-played-less-on-the-epic-games-store-in-2025/2900-7449/), over $1 billion was spent in the store in 2025, and it reached an all-time record of 78 million monthly active users on PC. Earlier this year, Epic spoke more about its plans to further improve its digital storefront(https://www.gamespot.com/articles/epic-explains-its-blend-of-blockbusters-and-smaller-games-for-weekly-freebies/1100-6538882/). "Our goal is to keep building a storefront and launcher that players want to engage with and use to grow their game library, but we need to be able to connect players with the game they want to play at the time they want to play it," Kyle Billings, director of strategy and business operations at the Epic Games Store, said to GameSpot.
🖥 PCPUBG's new spin-off game is 'faster, meaner, and more aggressive' with sword hands and 'a little bit of light cannibalism'
"PUBG is deliberate and thoughtful and tactical. This is not that."
🖥 PCGuild Wars 3's approach to combat and movement is like nothing I've ever seen in an MMO before: 'One of our big goals when we make a new game in the Guild Wars franchise is to set out and try new things'
Wall running, mantling, aerial attacks, multiplayer combos—it's a lot of new stuff.
🖥 PCAlien: Isolation 2's Gamescom demo kept its cards close to its chest, but I'm definitely ready to be terrified again
Just, you know, give me a minute to collect myself.
🖥 PCOnimusha: Way of the Sword has a hard mode, but it isn't unlocked from the start
Here are the difficulty options you can change to make Onimusha harder.
🖥 Steam Deck, PCOnimusha on Steam Deck is the definition of 'playable': Surprisingly pleasant, so long as 30 fps isn't a dealbreaker
Capcom flaunts the flexibility of the RE Engine again.
🖥 PCAcer's bizarre hybrid handheld/laptop concept is way more interesting than what is actually getting released this year
Flippin' 'eck.
🖥 PCNew Final Fantasy 14 site update stabs the final pin into my conspiracy board, leaving me 99.9% sure I know what the new physical ranged job is
The bird is the word.