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Credit: Sybo SYBO Studios has announced a sequel to the smash hit Subway Surfers, Subway Surfers City. The new mobile game will be released on February 26th on iOS and Android, 14 years after the original. Subway Surfers City will take place within Subway City, with four unique districts at launch: the Docks, Southline, Sunrise Boulevard, and Delorean Park. New locations will be added after launch. Players can expect reimagined versions of familiar runners, new content, and mechanics, including boost platforms, hidden bonuses (unlocked with a special move), and a shield that modifies jump characteristics. In addition to the classic endless mode, Subway Surfers City will feature a City Tour with objectives to complete in different areas of the city and limited-time events that w...

Credit: Capcom Capcom announced a Resident Evil Showcase stream for January 16th. Resident Evil Requiem will be the main focus. The presentation will last 12 minutes and will include new details and a gameplay demo of Resident Evil Requiem. Given the show's length, don't expect any other games to appear. Despite its brief duration, the video has intrigued fans eagerly awaiting the release of Resident Evil Requiem. Fans are hoping for the announcement of a public demo and a VR mode for the game. The teaser accompanying the announcement featured a montage of Resident Evil Requiem gameplay footage from the upcoming stream, including series veteran Leon Kennedy fending off a chainsaw attack with his knife. The plot follows FBI technical analyst Grace Ashcroft and Leon as they in...

Credit: Rockstar Games Insider Tom Henderson and Insider Gaming Senior Editor Mike Straw discussed the release date and price of Rockstar Games' ambitious crime action game GTA VI on the Insider Gaming Weekly podcast. According to Henderson, Rockstar is "reasonably confident" in the new GTA VI release date and will not delay the game again. Former studio animator Mike York previously reached the same conclusion. Furthermore, Henderson and Stroh believe the base version of GTA VI will cost $80, while premium bundles (excluding the game's Collector's Edition) could reach $130. Currently, the only $80 game on the market is the arcade racing game Mario Kart World for Nintendo Switch 2. GTA VI is currently only confirmed for PS5, Xbox Series X, and S. It promises "the largest an...