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Capcom Unveils Life-Sized Lady Dimitrescu & Wesker Statues for RE 30th Anniversary

Capcom is celebrating Resident Evil's 30th anniversary in a big way, and we mean that literally. The publisher has announced that a special exhibition will feature life-sized statues of two of the franchise's most beloved (and lusted-after) characters: the towering Lady Alcina Dimitrescu from Resident Evil Village and the iconic villain Albert Wesker. The display is set to be part of a dedicated anniversary exhibition, with the Shibuya location drawing considerable attention from fans eager to stand face-to-face (or face-to-chest, in Lady D's case) with their favorite characters rendered at full scale.

Aug 29, 2026

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Squadron 42 Delayed to 2027 to Dodge GTA 6's Launch Spotlight

Cloud Imperium Games has announced that Squadron 42, the long-awaited single-player spin-off to Star Citizen, has been pushed back to Q2 2027. The delay is being made deliberately to sidestep the enormous media and consumer attention expected to surround the launch of Grand Theft Auto 6. In the words of the studio's leadership, there is "no way" they want to launch into the "attention buzz saw of GTA 6," signaling a frank acknowledgment that competing for eyeballs against Rockstar's blockbuster would be a losing battle for even a highly anticipated title like Squadron 42.

Aug 29, 2026

HorrorHellraiserGameplay Reveal

Hellraiser: Revival Gameplay Reveal Shows 7 Minutes of Gnarly Horror Action

Saber Interactive has pulled back the curtain on Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival with a terrifying new gameplay breakdown spanning over seven minutes. The footage offers one of the most substantial looks yet at the horror title, showcasing a section that draws clear inspiration from the source material's darkest corners. Fans of the franchise and horror gaming alike now have a much clearer picture of what Saber Interactive has been building.

Aug 29, 2026

Assassin's CreedArtificial IntelligenceGame Development

Assassin's Creed 1666: Amsterdam Drops AI After Backlash

The creator of Assassin's Creed 1666: Amsterdam has publicly confirmed that the game will no longer use any artificial intelligence tools in its development, following significant backlash from fans and the broader gaming community. In a statement addressing the controversy, the developer clarified that AI was only ever used during the conception and pre-production phases of the project, and that moving forward, the game will be crafted entirely by human hands.

Aug 29, 2026

GTA 6PC GamingRockstar Games

GTA 6 Still Has No PC Release Date, and PC Gamers Are Feeling Left Out

A fresh extended look at Grand Theft Auto 6 has done little to calm the nerves of PC players, as the massively anticipated title still carries no confirmed PC release date. Rock Paper Shotgun noted the irony of watching the breathlessly awaited new footage while being reminded that the game remains, for now, a console-first affair, with the outlet cheekily describing the reveal as "heavier on gabagool than expected." The extended showcase may have thrilled console owners, but for PC enthusiasts it was yet another reminder of their uncertain wait.

Aug 29, 2026

Star WarsStrategy RPGStar Wars Zero Company

Star Wars Zero Company Is Winning Hearts, But One Companion Death Is Unavoidable

Star Wars Zero Company is generating serious early buzz, with critics and players alike falling for its distinct approach to the beloved franchise. Eurogamer's early impressions capture the feeling well, noting that the game succeeds by leaning into what makes Star Wars genuinely fun at its core. Rather than trying to recreate the cinematic grandeur of the films, Zero Company taps into something more personal and playful, evoking the imaginative freedom of playing with Star Wars toys as a kid. It's a design philosophy that, according to early impressions, pays off in a big way.

Aug 29, 2026

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Pokémon Stop-Motion Show Headed to Disney+ in 2027 from Wallace & Gromit Studio

Pokémon is making its way to Disney+ with a brand-new stop-motion animated series. Announced on August 28, 2026, "The Misadventures of Sirfetch'd & Pichu" is set to debut on the streaming platform in 2027, marking a notable milestone as the franchise's first major foray onto Disney's platform. The show is being produced by Aardman Animations, the legendary British studio behind Wallace & Gromit, lending the project an immediately distinctive and charming visual identity.

Aug 29, 2026