After eight long years of waiting, Metroid Prime 4: Beyond has officially landed, and so have the reviews. Sitting at an 81 on Metacritic, the game is earning “generally favorable” praise, but that number comes with a bit of a reality check: it’s the lowest score in the core Metroid Prime series and the lowest for any Metroid title since Federation Force nearly a decade ago.

If there’s one Assassin’s Creed game that fans have been begging Ubisoft to revisit, it’s Black Flag. The sea shanties. The open waters. The pure, unfiltered pirate chaos. It’s a standout entry in the franchise, and now, a new report claims its long-rumored remake might be closer than expected.

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When Destiny 2 launched, it felt like the kind of forever-game that would print money indefinitely. A gorgeous sci-fi universe, punchy gunplay, a loyal player base stretching back a decade, it seemed unstoppable. But now? Sony just reported a $24 million impairment tied to Bungie’s assets after Destiny 2 fell short of expectations, and the situation is starting to look a lot more complicated.

Valve just dropped a hardware trifecta that could reshape the living-room landscape—the Steam Machine, the new Steam Controller, and the standalone Steam Frame VR headset, all set for a 2026 release. If you’ve ever wished your Steam library belonged on your couch instead of your desk, Valve appears ready to grant that wish.

Borderlands 4 has only been out for a month, but it’s already 20% off on Steam — and fans aren’t exactly celebrating. Just this past summer, Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford confidently claimed it would take at least five years before the game saw a major discount. Fast-forward a few weeks, and that promise didn’t even last through the first DLC teaser.

Rumors are once again swirling across the gaming frontier: Red Dead Redemption 2 might finally be galloping onto PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and even the rumored Switch 2. According to recent reports, the ports are real and in active development — a long-awaited upgrade for one of Rockstar’s most acclaimed titles.