Savannah Guthrie, the host of NBC’s Today show and a well-known journalist, will be hosting the new show. It’s being produced by Jimmy Fallon’s Electric Hot Dog, Universal Television Alternative Studio, and The New York Times. Fallon, a self-proclaimed Wordle enthusiast who often plays the game on The Tonight Show, will also be an executive producer on the project.
Starting October 10th, the original System Shock 2 (from 1999) will no longer be sold separately. If you want to buy it after that date, you’ll need to purchase the remastered version. It’s still available on Steam for a short time, but will soon be removed as a standalone purchase. Don’t worry if you already own the original – you’ll still be able to download and play it from your library.
Marques Brownlee, with 23 million YouTube followers, has often created popular videos sharing his opinions on different artificial intelligence companies.
Evo France will be held from October 10th to 12th at the Palais des Expositions in Nice. This marks the first time the popular fighting game event, previously held in Las Vegas and Japan, is coming to Europe.
While playing the game Megabonk on October 6th, Michael ‘shroud’ Grzesiek discussed his financial success with his audience, which led viewers to jokingly ask him to stop running advertisements.
I’ve spent over 100 hours playing, and I’m so excited they’re finally adding online co-op – it’s the one feature I always felt the game needed!
A leak suggests that Silent Hill 2 will be added to PlayStation Plus Extra on October 21st, unless something unexpected happens. While Sony hasn’t officially confirmed this, it would mean players could enjoy the game right around Halloween, according to Dealabs via Insider Gaming.
You can watch the stream on both YouTube and Steam, where a special message will be shared. Since its release last year, Metaphor quickly became a hit, selling one million copies on its first day and over two million copies worldwide so far.
TwitchCon is coming to San Diego, California from October 17th to 19th. It’s the biggest annual event for the platform’s most popular streamers, offering fans a chance to meet their favorite creators and see content being made live.
The new trailer for Battlefield 6 focuses on the game’s massive battles, showcasing explosions, air fights, and tanks. The trailer is set to a cover of Limp Bizkit’s “Break Stuff,” with the line “give me something to break” repeated throughout. It also cleverly combines snippets of reviews from the press with reactions from popular online streamers. Notably, streamer TimTheTatman is featured prominently, which is amusing given that he previously had a character bundle in Call of Duty.