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Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 confirms release date and it’s closer than you think

Details of an unannounced Aliens: Fireteam Elite sequel popped up as early as July 2024, when a pitch deck detailing “a new chapter in the Aliens: Fireteam Elite” series leaked online. At that time, it was expected to launch by Q3 2025. Then, in May, the game was finally confirmed, only this time with a […]

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Silent Hill f writers were challenged to read “100-200 books a year” during production

As reported by GameWatch (日本語/Japanese), and spotted by Automaton, Okamoto stated at the recent CEDEC2026 conference that “if you’re going to commission a writer, you should read at least the majority of their entire body of work before commissioning them”. “This is not only a matter of basic respect, but it’s also to understand that

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Wuchang: Fallen Feathers tops 5 million players despite dev team’s collapse

By March 2026, we knew the Wuxia action game had sold over 1 million copies and had enjoyed a pretty successful launch, according to industry analysts at the time. Within months, however, developer Leenzee’s core team was seemingly disbanded, reportedly due to the departure of key senior staff and the remaining team’s refusal to become

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007 First Light’s first major patch is here – and it’s a doozy if you’re playing on PS5

While most updates are around 1.4 to 4 GB, PS5's patch weighs in at a whopping 23.84 GB. “From crash fixes and clipping issues to infamous achievement unlock bugs, this update demonstrates our team’s commitment to refining the 007 First Light experience,” the team explained. “While our immediate post-launch focus was on addressing technical issues,

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The next Kratos God of War game will follow and connect to Laufey, says Cory Barlog

"Faye is still part of the larger tapestry of what we truly really want to explore, all of these different characters in there." Talking at a panel at San Diego Comic-Con, Barlog revealed that “everything” the team at Santa Monica was doing in the Faye game will “set up and expand what comes next”. “Everything

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Slopsquatting, Phantom Domains, and HalluSquatting Are the Same AI Attack

Three attacks, three names, and one identical flaw: AI coding agents treat a hallucinated identifier as a verified command. By Shane Warden, Principal Architect, ActiveState Ask an AI coding agent to fetch a tool. Occasionally, it returns a name that sounds right, but does not exist. Developers used to ignore this mistake, assuming a compiler

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“Sony had the strictest social media guidelines they’ve ever seen issued,” says former first-party dev about physical disc backlash

"They would only have done this if they knew it was going to be an enormous PR issue. This is no surprise to them." That’s according to Alanah Pearce, who worked at God of War developer Sony Santa Monica Studio as a writer until 2024. Referring to Sony’s shock decision to end all physical media

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Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls dev apologises for PC “gameplay and performance issues”

"For PC ports this bad, this will be eternally relevant: This demo performs like a retired stripper." As spotted by Kotaku, PC players have taken to social media and Reddit to report their performance issues, with some suggesting the port will “hammer a single CPU thread because of anti-cheats and PS5 architecture” and identifying “five

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Chick-fil-A data breach affects more than 13,000 customers

American fast food restaurant chain Chick-fil-A has confirmed that over 13,000 customers had their data stolen in a recent wave of credential stuffing attacks. As BleepingComputer first reported, the company revealed in data breach notification letters filed with multiple attorney general’s offices that it detected attacks targeting its website and mobile app between June 17

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Microsoft blames massive Microsoft 365 outage on maintenance bug

Microsoft says a bug in its automated network maintenance request system caused Thursday’s massive outage by mistakenly removing IP routes from more devices than intended, disrupting Azure and Microsoft 365 services. The outage began at 10:44 AM ET on Thursday, July 23, and mostly affected customers accessing Microsoft 365 services through network infrastructure connected to

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