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Ukrainian developer GSC Game World has debuted a feature length and emotionally driven documentary about its upcoming release, Stalker 2.
The documentary, War Game: The Making of Stalker 2, touches on the developer’s history and details what it has been like to work on the forthcoming sequel during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Since 2022, GSC has delayed Stalker 2 delayed several times and relocated staff to safely finish the project elsewhere, while others have joined Ukraine’s armed forces, and dealt with Russian hackers who leaked test builds.

22 Things You Need To Know About STALKER 2 – Gameplay, Enemies, & New Anomalies – STALKER 2 GAMEPLAY

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Sega has announced the Sonic the Hedgehog 3 Movie Pack will be coming to Sonic x Shadow Generations as DLC just ahead of the film’s release.

And yes, it’ll star Keanu Reeves as the voice of Shadow.

The DLC will be inspired by scenes from the Sonic the Hedgehog 3 film and arrive ahead of its release on 12th December.

SONIC X SHADOW GENERATIONS – Story Trailer

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What are you doing tonight at 11pm UK time? That’s right, watching Sony’s latest PlayStation State of Play broadcast right here with us. We’ll keep you up to date with everything that happens in a blow by blow account, and we would love to have you chat along with us as you watch the stream and tell us what you think.
The show begins at 11pm UK time (3pm PT) and is embedded below, and it runs for around half an hour, so it’s blessedly brief. Despite that, Sony has promised to pack in more than 20 upcoming PS5 and PSVR2 games, some of them new, some of them getting updates.
What do we expect? Well, the Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1 & 2 remaster because it leaked ahead of the show. But also probably the Until Dawn remake, and probably the Silent Hill 2 remake, after it was confirmed as a PlayStation exclusive the other day. And maybe the Horizon Zero Dawn remaster, and maybe a Days Gone remaster. Yes, we live in a world where remasters and remakes rule (give us Bloodborne you cowards!).
The newly unveiled PS5 Pro will also feature, in all its exorbitant expensiveness, as will myriad announcements of game-enhancements for it. Pre-orders for it open on Thu…

If you’re trying to keep spoiler-free as you prepare for The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom’s release next week – and Silent Hill 2 Remake’s release on 8th October – you may want to step away from social media for a while.
Over the weekend, hours-long streams of both games are popping up online, most of which have been chopped up into small, social media-friendly pieces and shared to sites like X/Twitter, Reddit, and TikTok, often without spoiler warnings.

DF Retro: Silent Hill 2 – Horror Perfected on PS2/Xbox/PC/PS3

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UPDATE: A correction: Take-Two’s report detailed below that lists GTA 6’s planned autumn 2025 launch date was in fact first published in July, pre-dating the more recent rumour of a delay. Our original story remains below:

Take-Two Interactive, publisher of the upcoming Grand Theft Auto 6, has recommited to the game’s planned autumn 2025 launch window after recent rumours of a delay.

This month, speculation of a GTA 6 delay sparked internet chatter that Rockstar’s long-awaited project had been pushed to 2026.

Now, in its newly-released annual report, Take-Two Interactive has doubled down on the game’s publicly-confirmed release timing – and said GTA 6 will still launch in around 12 months’ time.

“Rockstar Games continues to invest in the franchise and plans to release Grand Theft Auto 6 in the fall of calendar 2025,” Take-Two Interactive wrote. “The label released its first trailer for the title in December 2023 and will share more details over time.”

Last week, Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier reported that half a dozen Rockstar employees he’d spoken to had heard no word of a delay to the game – although that didn’t rule one out if executives had mad…

Sundance audience award-winning documentary The Remarkable Life of Ibelin – which tells the story of quadriplegic World of Warcraft player Mats Steen – is set to debut on Netflix next month.
Norwegian gamer Steen battled the degenerative disease Duchenne muscular dystrophy, and passed away in 2014 aged 25. However, during his 25 years, he touched many lives via his World of Warcraft avatar, Ibelin.
“Unbeknownst to his relatives, Steen was able to form deep friendships across vast distances, because of his passion and pastime,” reads a Netflix feature on the documentary.

The Remarkable Life of Ibelin | Official Trailer | Netflix

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If it’s freebies you’re after, the Epic Games Store has another bunch for you to add to your calendar, with acclaimed photography puzzler Toem and zombie rogue-like The Last Stand: Aftermath both now confirmed to be getting the freebie treatment next week.

Starting with Toem, it’s a game of chill beats and quirky characters that sees players setting off on an expedition across a gloriously presented black-and-white world. Along the way, there are gentle problems to solve, all requiring creative use of your camera.

Christian Donlan called Toem a “cheerful modern classic” in his Essential review, championing its “playful challenges and a warm sense of place”.

TOEM – Accolades Trailer | PS5

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The Borderlands film has made headlines for, sadly, not the right reasons recently. The adaptation based on Gearbox’s games of the same name failed to capture the hearts (and wallets) of audiences on its August release, and was widely panned by critics.
And, now, we have a better idea of just how much of a commercial flop the Cate Blanchett -fronted film actually was. According to film industry data website The Numbers (via PC Gamer), the film’s theatrical release has closed with just $30,975,300 to its name.
While I certainly wouldn’t sniff at a little shy of $31m in my bank account, from a Hollywood big screen release perspective, that figure really isn’t great. To give more context, it was estimated Borderlands had a production cost of around $115m. Meanwhile, its marketing and distribution costs were said to be $30m.

Borderlands 4 – Official Teaser Trailer

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Floundering 5v5 shooter Concord is set to go offline indefinitely this Friday – just two weeks after its PS5 and PC release – as Sony and Firewalk Studios admit “our initial launch didn’t land”.

Concord – one of several games snapped up by Sony as part of its live-service push under former PlayStation boss Jim Ryan – was initially announced last May. Since then, the response has been tepid, culimating in less-than-stellar player numbers at launch, and subsequent estimates it only sold around 25,000 copies across PS5 and PC.

And now, Sony is taking the remarkable step of pulling the game offline this Friday, 6th September. In a post announcing the news on the PlayStation Blog, game director Ryan Ellis wrote, “While many qualities of the experience resonated with players, we also recognise that other aspects of the game and our initial launch didn’t land the way we’d intended.”

Concord – Gameplay Trailer | PS5 Games

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Dragon’s Dogma 2 director Hideaki Itsuno is leaving Capcom after “30 years and five months”.
Itsuno – who’s best known for his work on Dragon’s Dogma and Devil May Cry – says he’s leaving to “start developing a new game in a new environment”, with hopes his new projects will be “even more memorable than the ones [he has] created so far”.
Itsuno did not confirm at this time if he was leaving to join another studio, or if he planned to establish his own.

PlayStation live-service Concord won’t sell you a battle pass – would it be better if it did?

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