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Blizzard Entertainment is just minutes away from showing off the future of Diablo 4 , Diablo 2: Resurrected , and Diablo Immortal with its 30th Anniversary Spotlight, and we're collecting all of the highlights right here. As revealed late last month, the next event in the World of Warcraft company’s line of presentations will cover a lot of what’s coming to its classic dungeon-crawling franchise in 2026 . The three aforementioned titles are the subjects of today’s Spotlight, with fans told to expect updates that include everything from a fresh look at Diablo 4 and its upcoming Lord of Hatred expansion to a taste of some of the updates coming to its Diablo 2 reimagining and Diablo mobile spinoff. Blizzard has teased an all-encompassing 30th Anniversary Spotlight for Diablo fans, and we’re here to gather and break down every last announcement, reveal, and surprise. The show starts at 2 p.m. PT / 5 p.m., so kick back, relax, and get ready to refresh this page for all of the bigg...

The Secretlab Presidents Sale has officially commenced and with it are a couple of different promotions that are running concurrently (some are stackable). For starters, you can save up to $139 off across Secretlab's lineup of Titan Evo gaming chairs and Magnus gaming desks, including themed editions from One Piece, Jujutsu Kaisen, Star Wars, Demon Slayer, and more. Secretlab's highest-end gaming chair, the Titan Evo Nanogen, has also ben discounted. In addition to these instant discounts, you can get extra tiered savings by hitting a certain order amount for each category. These should be stackable with the instant discounts, although some themes are excluded. Extra $40 off Chair orders of $850+ with code " SLEV-MINCPRES26 " Extra $50 off Desk orders of $1,489+ with code: " SLEV-MINDPRES26 " $100 off all orders of $1,999+ with code: " SLEV-MINSWPRES26 " Finally, Secretlab's Genshin Impact themed gaming chairs gets some love of its ow...

When you have a series that's consistently gotten new games for almost 40 years, you have to think about how younger generations will be able to play them. That, and, of course, thinking about your bottom line, has led every publisher to lean more and more into multiplatform releases . On top of PC ports, Square Enix has released a decent amount of remasters and special editions of the Final Fantasy series specifically for Nintendo's handheld. The Final Fantasy games hitting Switch isn't entirely unprecedented. The connection between Final Fantasy and Nintendo dates back to the series’ infancy, when the first game debuted on Nintendo's Famicom system in 1987. In fact, the first six mainline Final Fantasy games debuted on Nintendo platforms before Square Enix jumped to PlayStation as the series’ primary platform with Final Fantasy 7. We've got a lot to look forward to on both Switch systems in 2026, including Final Fantasy VII Rebirth on Switch 2 . Below, we’ve c...

Magic: The Gathering is months away from its Marvel Super Heroes set, but you can preorder it right now. Better yet, it’s already seeing a discount at Amazon. The retailer is offering around $20 off a Play Booster box of 30 packs , meaning you’re getting an awful lot of cards for $189.99 instead of $209.70. Save On MTG’s Marvel Set Before It Launches In June Doing some quick math, a box of 30 Play Boosters (which each contain 14 cards) would usually mean you’re paying $6.99 per pack. That’s around the standard for Play Boosters in Universes Beyond. With this deal, though, you’re getting them for $6.33 - not a huge drop, but enough on a per-pack basis to add up, especially if you’d planned on getting a box anyway, or are looking to split one with a buddy or two. Each pack guarantees you a foil card, but it’s worth noting that whatever the chase alternative art treatments are, there’s a good chance you’ll have better luck finding them in the much, much more expensive Collecto...

Details on the upcoming, PlayStation-published Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls have appeared online, just days ahead of this week's big State of Play broadcast . The highly-anticipated Marvel fighting game will feature 20 characters at launch, and also include a single-player "Episode Mode." That's according to a Steam page description of the game briefly seen before it was pulled (but not before the leak was spotted and shared on social media ). Marvel Tokon's roster is described as "expanding" — so it sounds like we should expect further heroes from the Marvel universe to turn up in future. Online, there's mention of 64-player online lobbies, including standard VS modes. PC players will require a PlayStation account, meanwhile. Developed by Guilty Gear Strive maker Arc System Works, the game has currently been announced for PlayStation 5 and PC with a vague "2026" launch window. But the timing of this week's leak, just days ahead...

Overwatch's game director has responded to calls for the appearance of new hero Anran to be changed, following fan criticism and a public declaration of support by the character's English-language voice actress. Over the weekend, Anran voice actress Fareeha took to social media to address "the elephant in the room" surrounding her character's in-game appearance — which she and many other fans have called out as being a victim of the so-called "Same Face Syndrome", and different to her earlier appearances in a comic and cinematic. Those appearances set a "precedent" for Anran, Fareeha said, leaving her to now "mourn" the final in-game design made available to play in early access at the weekend. "There was an unspoken promise that said 'we're going to challenge the beauty standards that are plaguing and ransacking media these days'," Fareeha stated. "The Ozempic chic, the 'contour your nose,' ...