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Microsoft launches compact Xbox Nano Controller for mobile gaming
Microsoft's new Xbox Nano Controller, a pocket-sized gamepad priced at $49.99, is available for pre-order ahead of its November 4th global launch.
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McDonald's Monopoly 2026 Offers Monopoly Go Cosmetics and $100,000 Prize
The 2026 McDonald's Monopoly promotion in the US integrates with Monopoly Go, offering a free Fry Guard Shield cosmetic and a chance to win $100,000 in gold bars or dice bundles through app-scanned game pieces.
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Miniclip launches AdSurge AI ad platform for mobile games
Miniclip has spun off its AI-powered mobile advertising platform, AdSurge, as a standalone company. The platform aims to improve ad experience with faster skippable ads and deliver better monetisation for third-party game publishers.
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Rovio refocuses on Angry Birds and Sonic after cuts
Rovio is narrowing its focus to core IPs like Angry Birds and Sonic following layoffs and project cancellations.
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Yoko Taro on Retirement, Dementia Fears, and Cancelled Projects
Creator Yoko Taro has declared he has finished working, citing cancelled projects and a fear of dementia as key motivators for his continued, stressful career in game development.
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Google Launches AI Game Creator Playground for US Adults
Google's Playground, an AI-powered browser platform for creating and sharing games via prompts, is now live for users 18+ in the US.
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Castlevania: Belmont's Curse Demo Features Fighting Game Poses
The free demo for Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, released October 1, 2026, includes a secret Cestus weapon that triggers victory poses mimicking characters from Street Fighter and other fighting games.
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Final Fantasy VII Revelation Demo Showcases Northern Crater and Whirlwind Maze
A 30-minute hands-on demo of Final Fantasy VII Revelation, the same build shown at Tokyo Game Show 2026, highlights major graphical and combat advancements for Cid and Vincent, positioning the game as a technically refined conclusion to the remake trilogy.
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Phoenix Cyclops Confirmed as First DLC for Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls
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World of Warships October update launches new events
Wargaming has launched its October update for World of Warships on PC and World of Warships: Legends on consoles, introducing Halloween events, new ship campaigns, and legendary vessels.
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Jagex Announces RuneScape 4 at RuneFest 2026
Jagex revealed the fourth mainline RuneScape MMO, built on Unreal Engine, alongside a packed 2027 content roadmap for RuneScape and Old School RuneScape.
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Dan Houser Avoids GTA 6 to Protect Creative Process
Former Rockstar creative director Dan Houser explains he is skipping GTA 6 and all open-world games to avoid deconstructing other teams' work.
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Sony Launches QSSR AI Upscaling for Standard PS5
Sony has introduced QSSR, a new AI upscaling technology for the standard PlayStation 5.
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Escape From Playtime early access launches October 21 with co-op gameplay
Escape From Playtime, a cooperative survival looter from Mob Entertainment, launches into Early Access on October 21.
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EU CPC Network Launches Virtual Currency Probe Into Ten Game Publishers
The EU Consumer Protection Cooperation Network has initiated coordinated actions against ten major game publishers.
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