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4 days ago | pushsquare.com | Stephen Tailby |Anthony Dickens

The next game from Naughty Dog is Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet, and while we have a rough idea of what to expect, details on the game's structure and mechanics remain under wraps for now. However, eagle-eyed fans on Reddit have spotted one potential clue from a former Naughty Dog employee. According to this person's profile, they worked on "RPG progression systems" for the upcoming sci-fi action title.

5 days ago | pushsquare.com | Stephen Tailby |Anthony Dickens

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds really is going a little wild with its crossovers, as a new trailer has just confirmed DLC featuring characters, karts, and courses from Nickelodeon franchises. First and foremost is SpongeBob SquarePants; the titular invertebrate and his best friend Patrick Star will be playable racers, along with the Patty Wagon vehicle and a Bikini Bottom track to race around.

6 days ago | pushsquare.com | Liam Croft |Anthony Dickens

Feedback from the Borderlands 4 community has led to Gearbox Software implementing a combat radar into the title's HUD, despite how late into development the game is. In a Twitter thread, CEO Randy Pitchford said that a group of lead figures and developers within the team set some time aside between their schedules to make "something amazing happen". Their work creating a combat radar was finished in time to be included in the final build, meaning it'll be there on day one from 12th September.

1 week ago | pushsquare.com | Liam Croft |Anthony Dickens

SEGA has confirmed by way of its latest management presentation that Persona 4 Revival and the new IP from Yakuza team RGG Studio, Stranger Than Heaven, will both release at some point after April 2026. The publisher confirmed the titles will be released "in or after" its fiscal year 2027 period, which runs from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2027. Of course, the use of "after" in the presentation slide means both games could be even further out than March 2027.

1 week ago | pushsquare.com | Liam Croft |Anthony Dickens

Video game tech experts Digital Foundry have called MindsEye "abject" in a new analysis of the year's worst game, with mention of a 30 frames-per-second cap on both a base PS5 and even the enhanced PS5 Pro. The outlet finds absolutely no graphical modes to choose from, and even the 30fps cap the title ships with isn't something MindsEye can reliably meet. On base PS5, the resolution finds itself somewhere between 972p and 1,008p, while the PS5 Pro can at least boost it to 1296p.