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2 days ago | hardcoregamer.com | Cory Wells

During the PlayStation State of Play, Bandai Namco announced it was bringing back one of its more storied franchises that goes under the radar. Known as Everybody's Golf in Japan and Hot Shots Golf in America, it appears that Bandai Namco just merged the name for its latest golf game. This brand new entry is known as EVERYBODY'S GOLF HOT SHOTS will bring improved graphics while maintaining the same art design as the previous games.

2 days ago | hardcoregamer.com | Cory Wells

At a recent EA SPORTS Media Day, we were not only able to get our hands on gameplay for College Football 26, but also for Madden NFL 26. Madden is coming out of the gate sprinting this year as it launches on August 14. We already know the cover athlete is Saquan Barkley, and this actually does tie in directly to a big mechanic being added this year. Weather will impact everything as Madden NFL 26 will incorporate the Wear and Tear system from College Football 25.

3 days ago | hardcoregamer.com | Cory Wells

The first Madden NFL 26 trailer is here as the game introduces major weather, team introductions and authenticity that is seen on Sundays. Madden NFL 26 will release for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2 and PC on August 14. As the game dives even deeper to a more immersive NFL experience, it has been obvious that the current generation has been geared towards mirroring individual behaviors for players each year and to provide more authenticity.

4 days ago | hardcoregamer.com | Cory Wells

At a recent EA event, we went hands-on with EA Sports College Football 26. There's a ton of information on the way, but we're going to walk through everything we know and can currently discuss regarding the game. The cover athletes for the Standard Edition of College Football 26 are Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith and Alabama's Ryan Williams. The release date is July 10 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

5 days ago | hardcoregamer.com | Cory Wells

Despite the position being undervalued for the last ten years, the return of the running back is officially happening in the NFL. Last year, Christian McCaffrey was on the cover of Madden NFL 25. This was the first time a running back had been featured since Peyton Hillis. While McCaffrey's season didn't go so well, running back saw a revitalization last year as an increased amount of touchdowns came from the running position.