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Nakamoto Games calls Roblox a top priority as Steal & Defend work advances
In Brief: Nakamoto Games said Roblox “remains one of our biggest development priorities,” with development continuing across multiple titles after Escape from Era entered beta. The studio reported…
The newest Game of Thrones dragon isn’t in the show at all
Starshower doesn’t burn cities. She catches meteors. That alone makes her the strangest addition to the Game of Thrones dragon roster in years, and she didn’t arrive on…
Palworld’s card game is already a scalper nightmare and it’s only been out a day
A cardboard Cattiva sold for $4,000 before the Palworld Official Card Game even reached store shelves. That’s a cat-adjacent creature from a game people still call a Pokémon…
The lost Pokémon game that just resurfaced on eBay for $9,145.66
A Nintendo DS development cartridge is sitting on eBay right now with $9,145.66 in bids on it. For a DS game. And nobody’s even certain it contains what…
Amazon is giving away a free Batman detective game and no console required
Eleven cases. One Dark Knight. Zero hardware. Amazon just dropped a Batman game into the world for free, and the catch isn’t a catch so much as a…
Sony just told investors the disc backlash isn’t hurting it
Sony’s CFO got asked, more than once, whether killing PlayStation discs was costing the company anything. The answer was no. Repeatedly, calmly, on the record. “We are not…
Sony just told the disc holdouts no, and the numbers explain why
Seven. That’s how many PlayStation games have sold more than 100,000 physical units in the U.S. so far this year, according to Mat Piscatella, Senior Director and Video…
Darth Vader crashed the D&D panel, and 2027 just got weird
Darth Vader walked onto the stage at Gen Con 2026. Not a cosplayer. The actual reveal, saved for the last seconds of the D&D Vision Keynote on Thursday,…
The Elden Ring movie just wrapped, and a crew member spilled before deleting it
A prop artist named Sean Schofield posted a photo to Instagram, called the job “Dream job to end all dream jobs,” and then the post vanished. So did…