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Rockstar will launch Grand Theft Auto 6 at midnight local time on November 19 across most countries, creating a staggered global rollout that starts in New Zealand roughly 20 hours before the Americas. Xbox Series X/S owners can change their console region to access the game early, while PlayStation 5 players would need a separate New Zealand account and gift card. Pre-loading begins November 12, the same day boxed copies with digital codes ship.
Capcom's Onimusha: Way of the Sword surged from No. 6 to No. 1 on Steam within 24 hours of launch, drawing over 74,000 concurrent players on its second day. Critics have given the action game an 85 on Metacritic, praising its combat depth while flagging repetitive content and pacing issues that stretch a tight 12-hour experience to 25 hours.
Pinetrail brings a peaceful twist to the delivery genre with a winged rickshaw truck, hookshot climbing, and boat mode for river traversal. The game launches on PC in Q2 2027 and is available to wishlist on Steam now.
Crunchyroll's new 12-part fantasy series Goodbye, Lara reimagines The Little Mermaid in modern Japan with a tactile, hand-crafted animation style that recalls classics like Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust. The series debuted July 6 and blends fairy-tale structure with local Shiga Prefecture specificity under director Takushi Koide.
IGN has unveiled 11 minutes of exclusive gameplay footage for Join Us, the upcoming open-world co-op cult simulator from Wolf Haus games. The reveal includes a live-action trailer featuring four real-life former cult members with over 50 years of combined experience. The game launches on PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X/S in March 2027.
Capcom confirmed at Gamescom that Mega Man: Dual Override is a mainline series entry celebrating the franchise's 40th anniversary with a new segmented stage structure and the titular Dual Override mechanic. The game features returning bosses like Astro Man R alongside new foes such as Twinkle Girl, while its story stands alone in the canon so newcomers can jump in without playing the previous 11 titles.
Rockstar Games dropped a massive 26-minute extended gameplay look at Grand Theft Auto 6 today, confirming a November 19 launch on Xbox and PS5. The footage reveals a game that plays far more like Red Dead Redemption 2 than any previous GTA, with context-sensitive interactions, branded weapons, non-lethal takedowns, and a startling level of environmental detail.
Netflix's extended gameplay reveal for Grand Theft Auto 6 answered plenty of questions but left the biggest ones untouched. From the future of GTA Online to whether you can romance your co-protagonist or adopt a pet alligator, here's what Rockstar still hasn't told us ahead of the November 19 launch.
Sony has announced the September 2026 PlayStation Plus monthly games lineup, headlined by the physics-based sandbox Wobbly Life alongside Sniper Elite: Resistance, MLB The Show 26, and Chained Echoes. All four titles become free to claim for subscribers starting September 1 and remain available until October 5. The selection spans tactical stealth, sports simulation, retro RPG depth, and a multiplayer chaos simulator one critic called "GTA for kids."
Capcom has unveiled Trailer 6 for Onimusha: Way of the Sword at Gamescom 2026, showcasing the Oni Awakening mechanic and a new boss named Daidara now playable in the updated demo. The game launches September 4 on PlayStation 5, featuring a rebuilt universe accessible to newcomers and extensive DualSense integration built from real temple audio recordings.
