Eight PlayStation Games Lose Online Services in August 2026
From inFAMOUS Platinum trophies gone forever to Let It Die’s offline conversion, here’s every PlayStation online shutdown hitting in August 2026.
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Sony Secures PS5 Memory Supply Into 2026, But Costs May Hit Services
Sony CFO confirms PS5 memory supply is locked in through 2026’s holiday season, but rising costs could mean higher game or PS Plus prices ahead.
Lairs, Raids, and Housing Upgrades Headline WoW’s August 11 Patch
WoW Curse of Ula’tek launches August 11 with Lairs, a new raid, dungeon, Delves, and major housing features as Midnight’s first big content patch.
Battlefield 6 Hits 18 Maps After Four Seasons of Steady Two-Per-Season Cadence
Battlefield 6 now has 18 maps across launch and four seasons, with every map name and release date confirmed in a consistent two-per-season schedule.
Xbox Series X Price Hike Won’t Stop Microsoft’s Per-Unit Losses — and PS6 Could Pay the Price
Microsoft still loses ~$150 per Xbox Series X even at $800, and the memory crisis driving those losses could force Sony into a $1,000-plus PS6.
Xbox Hardware Crashes 29% as Content Fails to Fill the Gap
Xbox lost $1.7 billion in FY2026 as hardware revenue collapsed 29% and content services declined, raising questions about the platform’s future strategy.
Why the Dragon Age Champion’s Edition Can’t Happen, According to Mark Darrah
Mark Darrah explains why a Dragon Age remaster trilogy is off the table — dead engine knowledge and EA’s one-studio pipeline make it near impossible.
FF14’s Yoshida Commits to Matching WoW Housing and Overhauling MSQ Access
Naoki Yoshida confirmed two FF14 housing overhauls and two MSQ accessibility fixes for Evercold, admitting his team is actively racing to match WoW’s housing system.
Arc System Works Scrambles to Fix Marvel Tokon PC Beta Performance Woes
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls PC beta launched with severe frame rate and performance issues, prompting Arc System Works to issue workarounds ahead of full release.
Blacklisting Claims Survive as Rockstar Tribunal Heads to Full Trial
A UK tribunal refused to strike blacklisting claims from fired Rockstar workers’ case, setting a full trial for September–October 2026, weeks before GTA VI launches.