Ubisoft has reportedly declined expansion and sequel proposals for Prince of Persia The Lost Crown by Ubisoft Montpellier, before disbanding the team and reassigning its members to different projects.This information comes from Gautoz, a French journalist known for his reports on Ubisoft, particularly Ubisoft Montpellier. A translated summary of his 30-minute video was shared by Arubedo on ResetEra. According to Gautoz, despite critical acclaim, Ubisoft gave up on The Lost Crown shortly after its release due to poor sales. Ubisoft executives rejected pitches for expansions or a sequel, believing that another release would hinder long-term sales of the original game. Consequently, the development team was redirected to projects that Ubisoft anticipated would have better commercial success.

Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero features one of the most extensive character rosters in the franchise, and now fans can add another iconic name to the list: Chi-Chi in Dragon Ball Sparking Zero. While the game already includes various versions of Goku and other lesser-known characters, many fans have long called for Chi-Chi and Bulma to become playable. Finally, a creative modder has made it possible to play as Chi-Chi—though she's using Goku's moveset for now.

It looks like we'll be seeing Black Myth: Wukong on Xbox much sooner than expected. Released earlier this year, Black Myth: Wukong received mostly positive reviews and enjoyed outstanding commercial success. Surpassing all expectations, the game has sold over 20 million units, making it one of the fastest-selling video games of all time. What’s particularly impressive is that Black Myth: Wukong has only been available on two platforms so far.At launch, the game was released for PC and PlayStation 5, while an Xbox version has been long anticipated but yet to arrive. There have been various reports regarding the delay. Some point to technical issues related to the Xbox Series S, while others suggest that a deal may have secured timed exclusivity for the PS5, though this latter theory has been debunked by reliable insiders. Regardless of the reason, it now seems that Xbox players may soon get their chance to experience Black Myth: Wukong.

Few things can ruin the experience of a multiplayer game more than encountering cheaters. With Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 set to release on October 25, Activision has committed to taking swift action against those who try to spoil the fun for others.In a recent announcement that covered details on multiplayer and the campaign, Activision outlined its proactive approach to dealing with cheaters. One of the standout measures is ensuring rapid intervention the moment suspicious activity is detected.

A recent leak about Destiny 2 Crossover suggests that the game will introduce content inspired by the legendary Street Fighter series. In Destiny 2, players step into the shoes of Guardians tasked with reclaiming their powers and defending The Last City. Despite its futuristic, sci-fi environment, Bungie has managed to keep the game fresh with a variety of crossovers.

The upcoming Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered has stirred controversy among PC gamers due to a newly announced requirement: players must have a PSN account to access the game on Steam. The remaster was revealed during the recent PlayStation State of Play event, allowing fans to revisit Aloy's original journey with enhanced visuals optimized for modern hardware.Although the original Horizon Zero Dawn is now seven years old, it's still regarded as one of the most visually stunning games ever made. This has led many to question the necessity of a remaster. Nonetheless, Sony has moved forward with Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered, which is slated for release on PC and PlayStation 5 on October 31.

Next month, Halo Infinite is set to introduce a third-person mode, offering a new perspective for players to experience the game. Developer 343 Industries has given fans a sneak peek at what this mode will look like once it goes live, showcasing a major shift in gameplay style.