Take-Two Interactive has finally provided an update on the anticipated release of Mafia: The Old Country, though an exact date remains unconfirmed. Rumors and speculations about a new installment in the Mafia series have circulated for years, but Take-Two officially announced Mafia: The Old Country at Gamescom in Cologne this year. After a period of silence, the publisher has now shared some new details.

Ubisoft has unveiled its first developer update for Star Wars Outlaws, with Drew Rechner, the newly appointed creative director, pledging transformative changes following the game's underwhelming initial sales.Rechner shared in the update that Ubisoft has been “collecting and implementing player feedback” since launch, pinpointing several critical areas where the game experience can be "enhanced to align better with player expectations."

Imagine Gears of War 6 exploring the galaxy! According to Rod Fergusson, former head of The Coalition, the team once considered taking Gears 6 beyond Sera’s atmosphere. During an interview on IGN’s Podcast Unlocked, Fergusson—now with the Diablo series—shared that his vision for Gears 6 involved venturing off Sera to see how the Gears universe might interact with other parts of the galaxy, or at least the solar system.

A recent leak points to the possibility of a Fortnite crossover with Super Mario. Over the years, Fortnite has developed its own universe with iconic characters like Peely and Fishstick, while also establishing itself as a hub for some of the most exciting collaborations in gaming. These partnerships span film, anime, TV shows, comics, music, sports, and more.In the gaming realm, Fortnite has teamed up with franchises like Street Fighter, League of Legends, Gears of War, and Assassin’s Creed, bringing famous characters such as Ryu, Jinx, and Ezio Auditore into the battle royale. Yet, Super Mario has remained notably absent—until now.