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Gearbox and 2K say the Borderlands franchise has surpassed 100 million copies sold, and players can redeem a SHiFT code for up to 100 free Golden Keys before November 16.
Eiji Aonuma and Aya Shida explain the Switch 2 Ocarina of Time remake’s puppet-like art style as the current team’s nostalgia for the 1998 original, ahead of its November 5 launch.
FromSoftware has temporarily disabled Dark Souls 2 and 3 online features on PC, PlayStation and Xbox, citing an unspecified server issue. Offline play still works.
Skyblivion, the volunteer remake of Oblivion in Skyrim’s engine, is being sued by a former volunteer over excised contributions. The team is asking for pro bono legal help.
PlayStation’s overview trailer confirms ZA/UM’s espionage RPG Zero Parades: Director’s Cut is coming to PS5.
Nintendo has declared November 1 “Pikmin Day” in a surprise Direct. Miyamoto made the date official, a free Pikmin 4 Nintendo Switch 2 Edition demo arrives November 2, and the full game lands November 12.
Bungie’s first Community Update frames the Destiny 2 unvaulting plan as an apology for 2020: Josh Deane says the vaulting broke faith with the community.
Game Pass has seven confirmed November 2026 additions for Ultimate and PC subscribers, and none of them are coming to Xbox One.
A Bloomberg report says debt from EA’s leveraged buyout left the publisher cutting cash, and a licensed Star Wars shooter beat Mass Effect 5 on the spreadsheet.
John Romero says his studio’s Xbox-dropped FPS has a new publisher, 10 rehired developers and a complete redesign for a smaller team.