Capcom confirms September 25 for its first new Onimusha in 20 years, but a Canadian retailer listing hints the studio may move things up to avoid a brutal autumn pile-up.
The VX24G26J-4K is billed as the world's first 24-inch 4K panel at 160 Hz, launching in China for around $300 with no Western release date confirmed.
The ROG Family Bucket Collector's Edition packs 10 premium black-and-gold products into one box — but you'll need to be in Shanghai and win a draw to buy it.
Wild Lands (Chapter 4) is live now on PC — but PS5 and Xbox players are still waiting for the full 1.0 release, expected late 2026.
Valve's new gamepad sold out in under 40 minutes. If you missed the first batch, you're now looking at a wait stretching into early next year.
Six years after Tencent acquired the game, the original creator hasn't touched the project since 2022 and doubts his work will survive.
Insider Dusk Golem says no one at Capcom is pushing to remake RE5 right now — other projects have the studio's full attention.
Sennheiser's new clip-on earbuds skip the US entirely — here's what UK and European buyers are getting for £149/€179.
Apple is pushing ahead with its ultra-thin iPhone line despite poor Gen 1 sales, adding an ultrawide lens and a new chip to address the main complaints.
The AI image company launched Midjourney Medical on June 18, 2026, unveiling a 60-second whole-body scanner that sidesteps FDA diagnostic rules by launching as a wellness service.
Rockstar Games has set June 25 for GTA VI preorders on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, with a November 19 launch date confirmed and pricing expected at $69.99/£69.99.
Beijing has led annual offshore wind installations for eight straight years — and the gap with the West is widening, not closing.
Ugreen's new PB541 packs a TFT display, built-in USB-C cable, and real-time battery stats into a slim 10K bank — currently available only in China at around $28.
Six years after its troubled reveal, Undead Labs finally has real footage of State of Decay 3 in action. Here's what the alpha shows — and what's still unknown.
A new Sony patent describes face buttons that harden or soften in real time using magnetic materials, with potential PS6 implications and a genuine accessibility angle.
