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A new app called Asobi: Remote Play is bringing PlayStation streaming to Steam Deck, SteamOS, Linux, and Windows.The independent app can connect directly to your own PS4 or PS5, but it also advertises optional PlayStation Plus Premium cloud-streaming compatibility, potentially letting players access supported PS5 games without owning a PS5 or PlayStation Portal. The Steam listing promises controller support, adaptive streaming, HDR, 1080p/60fps and other premium features. It is currently in playtesting and listed as coming soon.This is another interesting step toward PlayStation games becoming less tied to traditional PlayStation hardware.

Blizzard is reportedly now the top-performing studio inside Xbox.According to internal emails verified by Windows Central, Blizzard finished Microsoft’s FY26 as the top-performing studio in Xbox’s studios division and recorded its third-highest fiscal year ever for revenue. Diablo and Overwatch helped drive the growth, with Overwatch reportedly delivering its strongest quarter since 2022.That comes as Xbox overall finished the fiscal year down 11%, making Blizzard one of Microsoft Gaming’s biggest bright spots heading into BlizzCon 2026.

I got more hands-on time with Onimusha: Way of the Sword, and after playing through several sections of Capcom's upcoming action game, I'm starting to get a much clearer picture of what the final game could be.

The combat is fast, aggressive and satisfying once you find its rhythm, but I'm still struggling with the timing of the parry and dodge mechanics. I've also played enough of the opening hours now that I'm wondering how much deeper the combat, exploration and overall structure will become.

Right now, Onimusha feels good. I'm just not convinced it's going to reach the same heights as some of Capcom's other recent games.

I also got hands-on time with the Nintendo Switch 2 version, and came away very impressed with how well it played.

These are my latest impressions after spending several hours with Onimusha: Way of the Sword.

Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls is finally here, and while the fighting game itself has a lot going for it, the PC version is having a rough launch.Players are reporting performance problems, stuttering, high hardware usage and other issues, helping push the game’s Steam user rating down to just 44% shortly after launch. Arc System Works has acknowledged the complaints and says the team is actively investigating PC performance issues.

Rockstar Games just dropped a teaser for Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look, and the way they’re releasing it is pretty unprecedented.