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When Destiny 2 launched, it felt like the kind of forever-game that would print money indefinitely. A gorgeous sci-fi universe, punchy gunplay, a loyal player base stretching back a decade, it seemed unstoppable. But now? Sony just reported a $24 million impairment tied to Bungie’s assets after Destiny 2 fell short of expectations, and the situation is starting to look a lot more complicated.

Valve just dropped a hardware trifecta that could reshape the living-room landscape—the Steam Machine, the new Steam Controller, and the standalone Steam Frame VR headset, all set for a 2026 release. If you’ve ever wished your Steam library belonged on your couch instead of your desk, Valve appears ready to grant that wish.

Borderlands 4 has only been out for a month, but it’s already 20% off on Steam — and fans aren’t exactly celebrating. Just this past summer, Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford confidently claimed it would take at least five years before the game saw a major discount. Fast-forward a few weeks, and that promise didn’t even last through the first DLC teaser.

Rumors are once again swirling across the gaming frontier: Red Dead Redemption 2 might finally be galloping onto PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and even the rumored Switch 2. According to recent reports, the ports are real and in active development — a long-awaited upgrade for one of Rockstar’s most acclaimed titles.

Sony’s out here celebrating what it calls the most financially successful PlayStation generation ever — but gamers aren’t exactly popping champagne.

For years, Xbox Game Pass was hailed as the best deal in gaming — an all-you-can-play buffet of first-party titles, indie gems, and third-party blockbusters. But those glory days may be behind us.