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Bethesda and id Software have revealed a first look at Doom: The Dark Ages Revelations, a new DLC release that’s coming to PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X | S with a July 2026 release date.
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Sega has announced Crazy Taxi: World Tour, its long-teased franchise revival that's now coming in 2027.
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Senua, a more gameplay-driven sequel to the Hellblade series, has been announced as part of the Xbox Games Showcase.
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Persona 4 Revival snuck into the Xbox Games Showcase 2026 to confirm it has a release date of February 18, 2027.
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A new trailer for Halo: Campaign Evolved confirmed the game's release date and showed a new look at the three brand-new missions for the game.
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Xbox's Fable reboot now has a confirmed 2027 release date — and a fresh trailer has revealed Marvel star Hayley Atwell will play its villain.
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Gears of War: E-Day kicked off the Xbox Games Showcase with a first look at gameplay, a release date of October 6, 2026, and confirmation that it will be an Xbox console exclusive.
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It took some time, but The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has finally crossed the $1 billion mark at the global box office.
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Every game, reveal, and surprise from today's Xbox Games Showcase.
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Having given us a powerful portrayal of the final days of Wolverine in Logan, Hugh Jackman now turns to another iconic character nearing his end in The Death of Robin Hood, and we got the first look at a new clip this weekend at IGN Live. The clip focuses on this film's older version of Robin Hood, now pondering his dark life of crime and murder, and finding his past catching up to him in the form an enemy who challenges him in a particular fiery setting. On hand to speak about the film was director Michael Sarnoski, whose previous work includes the acclaimed Nicolas Cage movie, Pig, and A Quiet Place: Day One. Sarnoski explained how The Death of Robin Hood is a reinterpretation of "The almost millennia old story of the death of Robin Hood, which was one of the earliest myths around Robin Hood in the early ballads. This is kind of a gritty reimagining of that story. What if Robin really were a real human being who was this medieval bandit that had a kind of problematic history, and how would the end of his life look from a from a deeply personal standpoint?"
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Sporting a new title, the story began in AMC's Interview with the Vampire continues in The Vampire Lestat, and a rocking new clip from the next chapter in Anne Rice's beloved Vampire Chronicles debuted at IGN Live today.
The clip shows Lestat (Sam Reid) in his new guise as a genuine rock star, as his voice over provides an overview of his band's status, backstory, and lineup, as the ever-confident vampire explains "Naturally, I named the band after myself," along with the early goal "to induce what Gen Snooze called FOMO."
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At IGN Live, attendees got a first look at a new trailer for the PowerWash Simulator 2: Star Wars Pack DLC. When George Lucas created Star Wars, one of the things that stood out about it compared to other sci-fi movies of its era was the lived in aesthetic, which included the kind of dirt and grime rarely seen up until that point in a genre that usually went for clean and pristine. But as much as things can be dirty in Star Wars, sometimes you gotta take a look at your filthy Gonk droid and realize it's time to wash that sucker!
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He-Man and his fellow Masters of the Universe are now in movie theaters, and at IGN Live today, we had the exclusive debut of a video in which the stars of that film react to the just-released Masters of the Universe: Legends Unite cooperative card game. Nicholas Galitzine ("Adam / He-Man"), Camila Mendes ("Teela") and Idris Elba ("Man-at-Arms") got their own first look at the game and how their respective characters appear in it. This in turn inspires the trio to show off what their own signature pose would be if they themselves were in the game. Plus, they discuss which of the cast are secret -- or not so secret -- gamers.
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A placeholder listing for a PS5 version of Gears of War: E-Day has appeared on Walmart's website less than 24 hours before Microsoft's big 2026 Xbox Games Showcase.
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With Supergirl flying into theaters on June 26, a new clip from the film was revealed at IGN Live today.
In the clip, Kara/Supergirl (Milly Alcock) is attempting to get information in an alien bar filled with unscrupulous types, one of whom has a rather loathsome suggestion for how they can pay her for what she wants involving the young girl she's protecting, Ruthye (Eve Ridley). Kara's suggestion is to instead raise the stakes, while also having them arm wrestle to see who gets what they want... with these guys clearly not understanding who they're messing with.