Invincible VS Getting Multiple Physical Editions With Unique Cover Art

Currently, the only bonus for preordering the game is the Zero Suit Mark skin, which comes with the digital Standard and Deluxe Editions on both PC and consoles. If you buy a physical copy of the game for PS5 or Xbox Series X, you’ll receive exclusive physical items that aren’t available in the digital versions, but you won’t get the Zero Suit Mark skin.

Hollow Knight: Silksong Free DLC Announced For 2026

Man, the wait for Hollow Knight: Silksong has been brutal. It started as just a little extra content for the first game, but when they announced it back in 2019, I don’t think anyone expected it to take this long. We’ve been waiting six years now, and honestly, the silence from the developers became a joke within the community. It’s been years of just… waiting and hoping for any news!

Mario + Rabbids 2-Game Switch Collection Is Only $15 At Amazon

TopMob gave Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle a 9 out of 10. It’s a surprisingly successful tactical strategy game – the combination of Super Mario and Ubisoft’s quirky Rabbids shouldn’t work, but it does! The game boasts excellent level design and a satisfying turn-based system, and the interactions between the Mario characters and the Rabbids dressed as them are genuinely funny and enjoyable.

Bungie’s extraction shooter, Marathon, announces new release window for March 2026

PlayStation recently shared an update on their blog, including a 20-minute video detailing the changes made after a delay. However, the game really making waves is ARC Raiders. Embark Studios’ extraction shooter has been incredibly popular and continues to grow in popularity. For a lot of multiplayer fans, ARC Raiders is their first time playing this type of game. This raises the question: did ARC Raiders pave the way for Marathon, or did it steal the spotlight from Bungie?

Reddit files lawsuit against Australia after site is banned for anyone under 16

A legal challenge has been filed against Australia’s new age restriction law, which began on December 10, 2025. The law requires popular platforms like Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, Kick, and Facebook to prevent users under 16 from accessing their services, or they could face penalties of up to $49.5 million AUD.