Nerial’s Hibernation Is a Loss for Gaming’s Odd Ideas
Nerial’s development pause leaves a creative gap: a team that turned swiping, card tricks and reality-TV camerawork into reasons to play.
Category: Gaming
Gears of War: E-Day and the Price of Starting Together
Gears of War: E-Day starts five days earlier for premium players. Beyond the edition chart is a familiar question: when does the whole group get to begin?
Onimusha’s Million-Sale Launch Rewards a Patient Revival
Capcom’s first new Onimusha game in more than 20 years sold over one million copies on launch day—an encouraging result for patient franchise revivals.
Valve’s Open-Source Lepton Could Give VR Games a Second Life
Valve’s open-source Lepton compatibility layer could make Android VR games easier to bring forward—and less dependent on aging headsets.
The M6 Mac mini Arrives With a Much Harder Value Question
Apple’s M6 Mac mini reaches stores September 22 with major performance gains—and a $899 starting price that changes the old bargain.
Game Pass September 2026: Check Your Tier Before You Download
September’s Game Pass lineup mixes new releases with tier upgrades. Here are the dates to check before Canadian players pay for a different plan.
Apple’s Rumoured Beats Controller Could Fix iPhone Gaming
Apple is reportedly developing iPhone game controllers that could launch under Beats. The bigger question is whether real buttons can make Apple’s gaming strategy finally feel coherent.
A Game Is More Than the Files That Still Run
GOG’s downloadable PC game boxes look like a nostalgia project. They also raise a better question: how much of a game disappears when only the software survives?
Game Informer’s Comeback Works Because Print Has a New Job
Game Informer’s new app and international print expansion suggest gaming magazines can thrive when screens handle speed and paper becomes the keepsake.
The Internet Didn’t Kill the Big Gaming Show After All
E3 disappeared and publishers learned to announce games from anywhere. Gamescom 2026 is still getting bigger, proving the industry hasn’t outgrown the physical gaming show.
