Author: Feras Alomireen

Feras aka Aizmov is an avid gamer, creative director and all-around science nerd! His favorite video games genre is RPG and Action/Horror. He spends tremendous amount of time wondering why he keeps playing souls-like games after the horrors he faced in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.

Konami has officially announced a major milestone for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater: total worldwide shipments and digital sales have topped two million units.The remake of the 2004 classic launched on August 28, 2025, and hit its first million within just 24 hours of release. Since then, it has maintained steady momentum, proving that the appetite for Big Boss’s origin story is as strong as ever.This version isn’t just a simple facelift; it’s a full Unreal Engine 5 overhaul featuring a new battle damage system where Snake’s bruises and bullet wounds remain permanently on his body, telling a visual…

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In a rare and welcome twist for a game that has seen its fair-share of delays, Capcom has announced that PRAGMATA is actually arriving earlier than expected. The sci-fi action-adventure title, which has been one of Capcom’s most mysterious upcoming projects, is shifting its launch date from April 24 to April 17, 2026.The game is set to launch on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC (via Steam), and notably, the Nintendo Switch 2.Along with the updated timeline, Capcom released a brand-new trailer that gives us a deeper look at the lunar environment Hugh and Diana will be navigating. The footage…

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Shinji Mikami,  the mastermind behind Resident Evil , is stepping out of the survival horror shadows and into an entirely new arena as more details have finally surfaced regarding his new independent venture, Unbound Games.Originally established back in 2023 following his departure from Tango Gameworks, the studio has been quietly operating under the radar. Now, thanks to recent job listings and website updates, the veil has been lifted on what the team is actually building, a massive Action RPG.Powered by Unreal Engine 5, this unannounced AAA original IP is currently in development for the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Unbound currently sits at around…

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Art by Elmer Damaso, Final Fantasy Tactics Characters by Sqaure Enix Final Fantasy Tactics The Ivalice Chronicles – Review My relationship with Final Fantasy Tactics started off on a remarkably weird note back in 1998. My Eglish, back then, was practically nonexistent. While I still managed to enthusiastically stumble my way through Final Fantasy VII,Tactics proved to be an entirely different beast. The dense political dialogue and the sheer complexity of the underlying systems were too high a barrier, and couldn’t even get past the second main battle which caused me to I shelve it.It wasn’t until I played Tactics…

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Nihon Falcom is digging deep into its treasure chest to celebrate a massive milestone. To mark the company’s 45th anniversary, the legendary developer has officially pulled the curtain back on the Dragon Slayer Project, a tentatively titled revival of the franchise that effectively built the foundation for the modern JRPG.While specific platforms, a release window, and even the core genre remain under wraps, the announcement has sent shockwaves through the community. This isn’t just any sequel; it’s a return to the “progenitor” series that gave birth to heavy hitters like Xanadu, The Legend of Heroes, and eventually the massive Trails…

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Art by Elmer Damaso, Resident Evil Characters by Capcom It is rare for a game to evoke the sheer level of anticipation I felt leading up to Resident Evil Requiem, a feeling I haven’t experienced since the launches of Final Fantasy XVI and Elden Ring. Despite knowing almost everything about the game prior to release, this is an experience I have been waiting over a decade to get my hands on. For me, Resident Evil is inextricably linked to my childhood. It transports me all the way back to the days of crowding around the TV with my brothers, relying on…

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The vintage 1930s cartoon aesthetic of MOUSE: P.I. For Hire has had the industry’s attention since its initial reveal. But if you were planning to hit the monochrome streets of Mouseburg next month, you’re going to have to keep your trench coat on the rack just a little bit longer.Developer Fumi Games and publisher PlaySide Studios have officially announced that their highly anticipated rubber-hose boomer shooter is being delayed. Originally slated for a March 19 release, the game will now launch on April 16, 2026, across PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch (including Switch 2).In a statement shared across social…

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In a move that proves you don’t always need a massive and bloated showcase to break the internet, Insomniac Games just casually dropped one of the most anticipated dates in the industry. Bypassing Sony’s recent State of Play entirely, the studio took to social media this morning with a beautifully blunt message: “Let’s cut to the chase: Marvel’s Wolverine launches September 15, 2026.”For PlayStation 5 owners, the long wait is finally coming to an end. But looking at the broader industry calendar, this mid-September release date is a masterclass in strategic positioning.Why September? The answer is two words: Grand Theft…

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Just when you thought the anime and gaming spheres couldn’t get any more unpredictable, 2026 delivers a creative crossover that feels like an absolute fever dream. As part of the franchise’s 30th-anniversary celebrations, it has been officially announced that a brand-new Neon Genesis Evangelion anime series is in production. The biggest shocker? It’s being written by NieR mastermind Yoko Taro.It is impossible to overstate the cultural phenomenon that is Evangelion. Since its debut in 1995, it hasn’t just been a successful show; it has been a foundational pillar of the medium itself. It completely redefined the mecha genre, bringing a…

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If you read the official press releases from Microsoft this past Friday, you’d think the halls of Xbox HQ were filled with warm hugs and tearful goodbyes. Phil Spencer, the man who steered the Xbox ship for over a decade, is “retiring” after an impressive 38-year run at the company. Simultaneously, Xbox President Sarah Bond is “stepping down to begin a new chapter.”The PR machine is working overtime to paint this as a natural passing of the torch to new Microsoft Gaming CEO Asha Sharma. But let’s cut through the corporate speak for a second. When the CEO and the…

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