The X-Files: I Want to Believe director's cut, promising a scarier vision, has been delayed from its June 11 Disney+ release date. Despite the setback, Polygon confirms it will arrive later this summer following last-minute edits. Fans eagerly awaiting Chris Carter's original intended version will have to wait just a little longer.
Xbox Game Pass subscribers are in for a treat this June with a fresh wave of new game additions, catering to diverse gaming tastes. From action-packed adventures to strategic challenges, the latest update brings excitement to both Xbox and PC gamers. Discover the highlights of the June lineup for Xbox Game Pass.
Rockstar Games' highly anticipated GTA 6 has had its release date reconfirmed by the CEO of Take-Two Interactive, though the exact date remains undisclosed. The CEO also shed light on the reasons behind the game's prolonged development period, offering insight into the complexities of crafting the next installment in the beloved franchise. Players eager for the latest in the series will have to wait a bit longer, but the assurance of a planned release provides a beacon of hope.
Modern Warfare 4 brings back the beloved campaign early access feature, offering pre-order customers a one-week head start from October 16th before the full game launches on October 23rd. Set on the Korean Peninsula, the campaign follows the aftermath of Modern Warfare 3, with the return of fan favorites Captain Price and Ghost. This strategic move aims to boost campaign engagement, historically plagued by low completion rates in the Call of Duty series.
XBOX Game Pass subscribers can look forward to a packed June-July lineup, including the highly anticipated EA Sports FC 26 on June 18, the return of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 on July 2, and the introduction of Winds of Arcana: Ruination on July 7. Other notable additions include Call of Duty: Vanguard and RV There Yet?. These titles join a roster of recently added games like The Elder Scrolls Online and Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.
