The force may not be strong with this one – at least, not yet. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is finally out, but if you're a PC gamer, you might want to put your lightsaber away for the time being. With a "Mixed" rating on Steam and 3,922 reviews, only 41% of which are positive, it appears that the dark side has taken over the PC version of the game.

Journalist Stephen Totilo recently revealed on Twitter a fascinating comparison between the game worlds of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and its predecessor, Breath of the Wild. With journalists around the world recently granted access to a short segment of Tears of the Kingdom, Totilo took advantage of the opportunity to examine portions of the game's map and compare them to Hyrule in Breath of the Wild.

Sony has released its financial results for the fiscal quarter that ended March 31st, and the figures are certainly cause for celebration. As of April 1st, 38.4 million PlayStation 5 consoles had been shipped to retailers and consumers worldwide. 6.3 million PS5 units were shipped in the last quarter alone, up from 4.3 million in the same quarter last year. This impressive figure, regardless of the company, establishes a new record for the number of consoles shipped during the fourth fiscal quarter.

Bungie, the creators of the popular online multiplayer game Destiny 2, has won a lawsuit against Rome-based cheat vendor Mihai Claudiu-Florentin. What is the conclusion? According to TheGamePost, the damages totaled $12 million. VeteranCheats, Claudiu-Florentin's platform, facilitated the sale of cheats that provided players with unfair advantages such as seeing through walls and improved aiming capabilities.

Prepare to be impacted, Titanfall fans—According to Respawn Entertainment CEO Vince Zampella, there are currently no plans for a third installment in the popular shooter series. In a recent interview with Barrons, Zampella explained that the studio is currently working on other projects, making it unlikely that work on a new Titanfall game will begin soon.

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) in the United Kingdom is concerned that Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard will result in a significant price increase for Xbox Game Pass. With both the CMA and the FTC putting up roadblocks to the deal, the gaming community is left to speculate on the consequences of this corporate clash.

Few things are more devastating in the gaming world than the cancellation of a highly anticipated title just before its completion. According to Michael Barclay, Lead Designer at Naughty Dog, this is exactly what happened to Star Wars Battlefront III—a game that, if released, would have been "legit incredible." Let's explore the interstellar calamity that unfolded just as this game was about to cross the finish line.

The South African Competition Commission has given its official approval to Microsoft's ambitious acquisition of Activision Blizzard. The statement from the watchdog provides a reassuring outlook for the gaming community, implying that the merger is unlikely to cause significant competitive issues, particularly for rivals Sony (PlayStation) and Nintendo (Switch).

Prepare to soar through the skies on your broomstick, Harry Potter fans! Warner Bros. Games has announced Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions, a new game that will immerse players in the magical world of Quidditch.

American McGee, the creator of the popular Alice video game series, has stated that he is getting tired of being asked about the franchise's future. McGee stated on his Patreon page that Electronic Arts (EA) owns the rights to Alice and controls its fate.

Sonic the Hedgehog is on a mission to conquer the mobile gaming market, thanks to Sega Europe Limited's acquisition of Rovio, the Finnish company best known for its Angry Birds franchise.

Senator Kevin Cramer has expressed his concern about Sony's dominance in the gaming market in an open letter to Sony CEO Kenichiro Yoshida and has requested transparency regarding the company's contracts on game exclusivity and paperwork related to the Bungie acquisition.

Ubisoft+, Ubisoft's subscription service, has been extended to Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One consoles, granting subscribers access to over 60 games, including Assassin's Creed Valhalla, Far Cry 6, and The Division 2.

It's-a me, Josh from NeonLightsMedia, eh.... okay, that doesn't sound as smooth as hoped, regardless, we have some exciting news for all Super Mario Bros. fans out there! The Super Mario Bros. Film is now officially the most successful video game film adaptation of all time.

Activision's potential acquisition by Microsoft Blizzard has been making waves in the gaming industry for more than a year, and it appears that the company is going all out with its advertising efforts in order to win the public opinion.

Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon by FromSoftware has been a long-awaited release in the gaming community, and fans of the series will be pleased to learn that it has been rated in Korea. While no official release date has been set (apart from somewhere in 2023), this is a promising sign that the game will still be released this year.

This is evident from the service's 'Last Chance to Play' section, according to Push Square. Earlier this week, the PS Plus Extra and Premium games of the month were announced, as were some games that would be removed from the service. As a result, the list has grown.

Microsoft is facing another lawsuit, this time from a group of gamers who are protesting the tech giant's acquisition of Activision Blizzard. While the lawsuit was initially dismissed in March of this year, the group has refilled it with new information that they believe strengthens their case. Microsoft, on the other hand, is skeptical, calling the claims "unsupported and implausible." (Via Reuters)

The Super Mario Bros. Movie may not have impressed critics, but it appears to have won the hearts of audiences worldwide, and it may now be in contention for an Oscar. Universal Studios has announced that the film's theme song, "Peaches," could be nominated for Best Original Song at the prestigious awards ceremony.

According to associate director Joe Piepiora, Blizzard Entertainment's upcoming hack-and-slash action role-playing game Diablo 4 will receive new narrative content every quarter. Piepiora revealed in an interview with Game Informer magazine (via GameSpot) that these updates will include "solid" quarterly content that will add new storylines and features to the game.