Well folks, looks like we can officially file "December PlayStation Event" under "Things That Don't Exist" right next to affordable gaming chairs and reasonable gamers on Twitter. Industry insider Jeff Grubb has dropped another truth bomb, this time confirming he hasn't heard a peep about any PlayStation Showcase or State of Play happening in December.

Well folks, time to put those PlayStation showcase dreams back in the sock drawer - or at least adjust them from "HOLY SHIT" to "oh... neat." Industry insider Jeff Grubb just threw a bucket of lukewarm water on our collective excitement about the potential December State of Play, suggesting we shouldn't expect any major PS5 announcements.

Stop me if you've heard this one before: a Nintendo "insider" posts cryptic images on social media, throws in some vague hints about future announcements, and the gaming community collectively loses its mind trying to decipher what shade of blue in Link's tunic means we're getting a new F-Zero game.

Well, well, well. Looks like Bungie and NetEase are still trying to milk the Destiny cow on mobile. Surprise, surprise.

Looks like Bethesda's been busy cooking up some new ways to keep us glued to our screens and neglecting our real-life responsibilities. To no one's surprise, the achievements for Starfield's Shattered Space DLC have been revealed on SteamDB. Let's take a look at them, shall we?

Looks like the monkey king's gotten himself tangled in some corporate vines. Black Myth: Wukong, the game that's been making PCs sweat harder than a nun in a brothel, is apparently delayed on Xbox due to Sony waving their exclusivity wand. Who'd have fucking thought?

Well, well, well. Look who's decided to crawl out of their pachinko-filled cave and throw us Metal Gear fans a bone. Konami, the company that's been treating the Metal Gear franchise like a redheaded stepchild since Kojima's departure, is now teasing Metal Gear Solid 4 for modern consoles. Hold onto your nanomachines, folks!

Well, well, well. Looks like the zombie master himself, Jason Blundell, is trading in his undead hordes for some space magic. The man who brought us Call of Duty's mind-bending Zombies mode has apparently gotten tired of the smell of rotting flesh and decided to take a shower in stardust instead.

Grab your tinfoil hats and strap in because Blizzard just pulled a move so unexpected, it's like your grandma suddenly decided to become a professional skateboarder. That's right, they're tossing out PC Game Pass trial codes like they're Oprah on a generous day. But what's the catch? Is this just Blizzard being nice, or are they setting us up for the gaming equivalent of a Rick Roll?

In the ever-evolving world of gaming leaks and rumors, there's always something that catches the eye. This time, it’s the mysterious case of Persona Asa, a free-to-play title that was supposed to unite characters from Persona 1 through 5. According to a recent tweet from a reliable source, Midori, the project was cancelled, leaving fans wondering what could have been.

The Call of Duty rumor mill is churning once again, and this time, it's all about Black Ops 6. According to a recent leak, GameStop has listings for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 preorders that mention a PS4 version. Yep, you read that right—PS4. So, let's dive into what this could mean for the game and the broader gaming community.

So, you know that feeling when you’re about to beat a boss and your controller dies? Yeah, well, here’s something to cheer you up. Our robot buddy Astro Bot is making a comeback! Thanks to the ever-reliable leaker Billbil-kun, we’ve got some small details about a new Astro Bot game that's set to drop within the next 15 days.

Hellblade fans, get ready to rejoice! It seems Ninja Theory is set to continue the epic journey of Senua with a third installment. According to a recent tweet from Septic Sauce, Hellblade 3 has already been greenlit by Xbox. This news comes hot on the heels of Hellblade 2's release, sparking excitement and speculation within the gaming community.

The ever-reliable leaker AusilMV has dropped a bombshell on Twitter, hinting that none other than Jason Voorhees might be slashing his way onto the MultiVersus roster. But, hold your horses—this information is labeled as "UNCONFIRMED," adding a layer of mystery and speculation to the mix. Let's dive into the details and see if we can separate fact from fiction.

So, the internet’s going wild with the latest leak from Gabe Follower about Valve’s next big project, Deadlock. If you thought Valve was done surprising us, think again. Here’s the scoop on what might be their next major hit.

In the shadowy corridors of game development, where many a title has been dreamt up only to vanish into the ether, there exists the tale of Raven Software's enigmatic project—a standalone Call of Duty Zombies game. This venture, whispered amongst the hallowed digital halls, was to break free from its usual cameo role and star in its own free-to-play, live service spectacle. Today, I'm dusting off the files of this ghost project, guiding you through the phantasmal blueprints of what could have been.

It looks like "Tom Clancy's The Division 3" is taking us on a trip to the Windy City, aka Chicago. That's right, if the rumors swirling around like a Chicago winter blizzard are to be believed, we're about to trade in our New York snow for some Midwestern charm. And who do we have to thank for this piping hot dish of insider info? None other than a chatty ex-developer who's been spilling the beans to a Spanish YouTube channel, Manco Army, dedicated to all things Division.

Imagine, if you will, the Sims gods decided to throw us mere mortals a bone, not by official channels, oh no – but through the gloriously murky waters of internet leaks. Enter stage left: DzXAnt22, not the hero we deserved but certainly the one we needed right now, dropping deets on Project Rene like it’s hot. Because, well, it is.

Gather 'round, fellow pixelated life enthusiasts and digital drama connoisseurs, for I have stumbled upon a treasure trove of juicy tidbits that's about to set the Sims community ablaze. That's right, we're talking about the much-whispered-about, eagerly anticipated, and meticulously datamined "Project Rene," purportedly the next big thing from our beloved overlords at Maxis.

In what can only be described as a slip-up of epic proportions, a Rockstar Games developer accidentally let the cat out of the bag, giving us a tantalizing glimpse into the hotly anticipated "Grand Theft Auto VI." An image making rounds on the internet, straight from the inner sanctums of Rockstar’s development team, has confirmed that the main storyline of GTA 6 will span approximately 40 hours of gameplay. But wait, there's a twist - the image also hints at the inclusion of thunderstorms, adding a literal and figurative storm to the already brewing excitement.