March 6, 2026 - 01:13

The legendary studio behind genre-defining franchises like Halo and Destiny is stepping into a fiercely competitive new arena. Bungie, now backed by the deep resources of Sony, is reviving its classic Marathon title, but not as fans remember it. This reboot is a bold foray into the demanding extraction shooter genre, a significant departure from its previous narrative-driven, cooperative experiences.
Marathon will pit players against both the environment and each other in a high-stakes battle for survival and loot. Set on a lost colony world, teams of runners will infiltrate hostile zones, scavenge for valuable artifacts, and fight to secure an escape with their haul. The core loop promises intense, tactical player-versus-player combat where any progress can be lost in an instant to a rival squad.
This pivot represents a major test for Bungie. While the studio is revered for its polished gameplay and expansive worlds, the extraction shooter market is already crowded with established titles. The community's reception will hinge on whether Bungie can successfully translate its signature gunplay and world-building into a format known for its punishing, cutthroat nature. All eyes are on the developer to see if it can craft another iconic experience or if this marathon will be a sprint into unfamiliar territory.
June 3, 2026 - 18:33
PlayStation Finally Remembers What Made Us Care About GamesThe latest State of Play presentation felt different. Not because there were more trailers or bigger announcements, but because the games actually looked like games again. For years, Sony`s big...
June 3, 2026 - 05:21
Here's my pick of the 5 best PlayStation State of Play trailers (and 1 unmissable PS5 gameplay reveal) that you need to watch nowThere were over 20 trailers in the June 2 State of Play broadcast, but these are the ones I recommend you watch first. Sony packed the show with a mix of sequels, remakes, and brand new IPs, but a...
June 2, 2026 - 23:04
Board, the new game startup from Mirror founder Brynn Putnam, raises $20M, has already sold thousandsBoard, a new startup from Mirror founder Brynn Putnam, has secured $20 million in Series A funding led by Union Square Ventures. The company is focused on what it calls `together tech` -- hardware...
June 2, 2026 - 09:45
California Assembly Approves Landmark "Protect Our Games" ActThe California State Assembly has passed Assembly Bill 1921, known as the Protect Our Games Act, in a landmark decision aimed at preserving access to purchased video games. The bill, which cleared...