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Naruto Mobile Goes Global After a Decade in China
Bandai Namco has confirmed a worldwide release for Naruto Mobile, the side scrolling action fighter that has spent a decade as a China exclusive. The announcement came during the sold out NARUTO: What is Next stage at New York Comic Con on October 10 2026, where organizers also unveiled Project Rasengan, a multiyear plan that …
Mobile
Marvel Project COMET Leak Reveals Co-Op Mobile ARPG
Leaked gameplay footage has revealed Marvel Project COMET, an unannounced free to play open world action RPG built for mobile with four player co-op and reported cross play with PC. The footage first appeared on Bilibili before spreading across You Tube and X in early October, where one widely shared post described it as a free …
Android
Sword Master Story 2. 0 Beta Launches on Android
Mobile game publisher Super Planet has opened beta testing for Sword Master Story 2. 0, released under the title SMS 2. 0 (BETA). The character collection action RPG is live on Android through the Google Play Store in select territories, and the publisher has not announced an i OS version or a global launch date so far. Quick …
PlayStation
GTA 6 Leaker Demands $30 M Memecoin Cap for Full Build
Samsung View Finity S8 S85 TH Review: 40-Inch 5 K2 K Thunderbolt 5 Monitor
The Samsung View Finity S8 S85 TH (starting at $1,399 USD as announced) sits at the upper end of the productivity monitor market with a rare mix of size, sharpness, and connection speed. You get a 40-inch VA panel at 5120 by 2160, 144 Hz, and Thunderbolt 5 with 140 W power delivery. That combination replaces a dual 4 K …
Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave Review: Four Lords, One Massive Gamble
Intelligent Systems did not try to top Three Houses at its own game. It built a bigger table instead. First announced for 2026 on Nintendo Switch 2, Fortune’s Weave spreads one apocalyptic premise across four protagonists, four campaigns, and a hub city that remembers every timeline. The result runs long and repeats late, yet it …
Marvel’s Wolverine Review: Small Scale, Heavy Claws
Insomniac Games made its name on motion. Swinging through New York felt joyful because movement was the fantasy. Marvel’s Wolverine flips that idea. Logan does not fly above threats. He walks straight into a room of armed killers and refuses to fall down. That change shapes the whole game. Instead of another open world superhero …
Broken Lore DON’T LIE Review: Junko’s Lies Cut Deeper Than Its Scares
Junko knows she is lying to you. That is the point. Broken Lore DON’T LIE builds its whole two hour runtime around a narrator you cannot trust, and it works because the game never begs you to trust her. You watch her dodge, deflect, and rewrite her own past in real time. Then you walk through …
