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Chicago Tribune
9 hours ago
- Chicago Tribune
Best VR headset
Trying to find the best VR headset can be intimidating, especially if you're new to virtual reality systems. However, today's VR technology is a lot more approachable than in years past, and manufacturers are offering top VR headset setups at affordable prices. For PC gamers, the HTC Vive is among the best VR headsets out there, with its impressive combination of visual and audio components. But because it's for PC users only, gamers looking for PS4 VR headsets or PS5 VR headsets need to consider other options. Types The cheapest VR headsets are goggles that use a separate display, such as a phone or a Nintendo Switch, to play VR games purchased on the device. However, the best VR headsets include a screen of their own for the ultimate VR experience, and tether gameplay from a gaming PC or console. Space needed for VR Keep in mind that VR headset systems typically require space for the user to move around in, so use your headset in an area with plenty of space. Controllers Many VR headsets come with controllers that let the user interact with their in-game environment, ultimately adding to the immersion of the VR experience. Display resolution A VR headset's display resolution refers to the level of detail that the screen in the headset can reproduce. The higher the display resolution in a given VR headset, the more realistic the VR is going to look. Comfortable fit VR headsets typically weigh more than an average pair of goggles because they contain a full screen. This can cause strain on the user during long gaming sessions, so find a VR headset that fits comfortably. VR headsets with fabric straps tend to be more comfortable than those with plastic or rubber straps, although the latter two are easier to clean. Device compatibility Be sure your VR headset is compatible with the gaming device to which you plan to tether it. While the top VR headsets usually tether to a gaming PC, others can be used with PlayStation consoles and the like. A cheap VR headset setup can also act as goggles for playing VR games on your mobile device. Depending on what you're looking for in a VR headset, the range of prices can vary quite widely. If you're looking for a cheap VR headset to use with VR apps or mobile games, you can find them for less than $100 per pair, while spending between $4 and $50 for the games. However, if you're looking for a tethered VR headset, you can expect to spend between $300 and $1,100. Do VR headsets need a PC? A. While you don't necessarily need a PC to use a VR headset, having a gaming PC is probably the most high-quality way to experience VR. However, PlayStation users can also get a PS4 VR headset or PS5 VR headset, and those looking to play VR games on a budget can find solutions that work with phone apps, Nintendo Switch or other devices. How long can you use a VR headset? A. While every individual will be affected differently by a VR headset, it's important for all VR users to remember to take breaks often. Some users have reported feeling dizzy and nauseated from playing VR for too long. Be aware of how your body is feeling while playing, and don't forget to drink a lot of water. Top VR headset HTC Vive Cosmos Elite Virtual Reality System What you need to know: For any buyers who already have a high-end gaming PC, this PC VR headset from HTC is among the best available, offering top-notch virtual reality experiences. What you'll love: This model's hyper-realistic graphics and powerful headset audio are part of the reason the HTC Vive Cosmos is considered a modern VR standard. Other users appreciate the 2880 x 1700 resolution display and precise motion controls. What you should consider: This VR headset is more expensive than some other models. It isn't designed for use with Xbox or PlayStation consoles. Top VR headset for the money BNext VR Headset What you need to know: If you're looking to play VR games on your phone rather than tethering to another device, this cheap VR headset from BNext lets you play just about any mobile VR game while using your phone as the display. What you'll love: This VR goggle set fits most iPhones, Android phones and other smartphones, offering a decent VR goggle view at a very affordable price. What you should consider: This VR headset is not compatible with PCs, PS4s or PS5s. It also isn't made for VR on Nintendo Switch, although similar devices for the Switch can be found. BestReviews spends thousands of hours researching, analyzing and testing products to recommend the best picks for most consumers. BestReviews and its newspaper partners may earn a commission if you purchase a product through one of our links. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
Engadget
9 hours ago
- Engadget
The 30th-anniversary PS5 controller will be available again for a limited time
In a world of flashy limited-edition video game consoles, the 30th anniversary PS5 hardware Sony released in September 2024 came off as remarkably refined, which might have been why it was so hard to actually buy. If you missed that original drop, you'll have another chance to order it, according to a Facebook post on the official PlayStation Facebook page. Sony is doing a limited restock of the 30th Anniversary Limited Edition DualSense controller on September 5, and you'll be able to preorder one for yourself next week. Preorders start on July 21 at 10AM ET / 7AM PT for PlayStation Plus subscribers and July 23 at 10AM ET / 7AM PT for the general public. The controller will have to be ordered directly through the PlayStation Store — Sony hasn't said if the restock will extend to other online marketplaces like Amazon or Best Buy. Based on what the company has shared, only the DualSense controller will be restocked in the US, but the PlayStation Store in the UK and Canada will also have restocks of the 30th Anniversary Limited Edition PlayStation 5 Console and the PS Portal, as well. Sony's 30th Anniversary Limited Edition hardware features the classic PS1 gray, with touches of color to represent the formerly cheery PlayStation logo and face buttons. On the DualSense in particular, the old-school red, green, yellow and blue PlayStation logo replaces the typical black one found on other PS5 controllers. Limiting one round of preorders to PS Plus subscribers should hopefully make it easier to purchase the DualSense, something Sony didn't bother to do when it first dropped the limited edition hardware last year. Managing online sales and avoiding scalpers has prompted some interesting strategies as of late. With the launch of the Switch 2, for example, Nintendo limited preorders of its new console to customers with a Nintendo Online account that was at least 12 months old and had at least 50 hours of total playtime logged.
Metro
16 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Metro
Elden Ring Nightreign and Silent Hill 2 get huge discounts on Amazon
Metro journalists select and curate the products that feature on our site. If you make a purchase via links on this page we will earn commission – learn more FromSoftware's Elden Ring spin-off has been discounted barely a month after launch, as the Amazon sales somehow get better after Prime Day. Amazon Prime Day came to an end last Friday, but that hasn't stopped a bunch of new deals on games popping up on the website almost straight away. In fact, many Amazon Prime Day deals are still up now, including discounts on Split Fiction, Assassin's Creed Shadows, Tekken 8, and others. While it's unclear exactly why, you might want to jump on them sooner rather than later, in case someone's fallen asleep at the deal wheel. Some new discounts have popped up too, with one of the standouts being Elden Ring Nightreign. The co-op multiplayer spin-off has been a big hit sales wise since it came out at the end of May, and it's not full price anyway, so these discounts are surprising. On Amazon, Elden Ring Nightreign is 28% off on PlayStation 5 at £28.93, down from £39.99. Similarly, it's 20% off on Xbox Series X/S at £31.95. However, the best discounts are on the special editions. The Seekers Edition, which includes a SteelBook, digital artbook, soundtrack, and access to upcoming DLC, is 35% off at £35.95 on PlayStation 5. Sign up to the GameCentral newsletter for a unique take on the week in gaming, alongside the latest reviews and more. Delivered to your inbox every Saturday morning. Meanwhile, the Collector's Edition, which throws in a statue of Wylder, eight Nightfarers cards, and a physical artbook, is £80 off at £99.99. More Trending There are other notable discounts too, with The Last Of Us Part 2 Remastered 44% off at £25, while Silent Hill 2 is down to £34.99. You can check out all these deals below. According to SteamDB, Elden Ring Nightreign's popularity has remained fairly steady since it launched on May 30, 2025, although it is naturally declining. After it racked up a peak player count of 313,593 players at launch, its 24-hour peak at the time of writing is 77,172. It is currently 22nd in the list of Steam's most played games though, just behind Marvel Rivals and Dead By Daylight. While the game has been a success so far, it's biggest test will be whether it can maintain these numbers in the months to come. FromSoftware has already promised a two-player mode and upcoming DLC, although a release date for those is yet to be announced. Email gamecentral@ leave a comment below, follow us on Twitter. To submit Inbox letters and Reader's Features more easily, without the need to send an email, just use our Submit Stuff page here. For more stories like this, check our Gaming page. MORE: Need For Speed 'shelved' by EA as Forza Horizon 5 PS5 sales hit 2 million MORE: Xbox handheld prices accidentally leaked by Asus and they're super expensive MORE: Games Inbox: What is the hardest game on PS5?
Scottish Sun
16 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
I ditched £500 consoles for £15 ‘virtual Xbox' that works on ANY telly… It's great cheap alternative for gaming-mad kids
There's an even CHEAPER option for 30p a day if you're happy to put up with one downside, The Sun's tech editor Sean Keach reveals PLAY SMART I ditched £500 consoles for £15 'virtual Xbox' that works on ANY telly… It's great cheap alternative for gaming-mad kids Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) BUYING a console can be pricey – and that's even before you start paying for games on top. But I'm obsessed with a cheaper alternative that costs just 50p a day - a 'virtual' console. 11 I'm playing Xbox games on the TV in my living room WITHOUT an Xbox – or any console plugged in at all Credit: Sean Keach 11 I don't need my Nintendo or PS5 to play console games Credit: Sean Keach It works instantly, and you don't need to buy a physical console or any games. You'll be able to keep the family entertained on the cheap – and you can ditch it for free any time if you get bored. It's called Xbox Cloud Gaming. It's a bit like Netflix but for computer games. Normally, you'd need to buy a £350 to £500 console (or even more), lug it home, plug it into the telly, buy games and stick them in the disc tray, and then pay a monthly subscription just to get online. I'm tired just writing it. Instead, you can sign up for Xbox Cloud Gaming, launch an app, and away you go. It's a literal game-changer, and it's the perfect option for Brits on a budget. What you need to get going is Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. This is a monthly subscription that costs £14.99 a month and gets you several Xbox-related perks. But the main one here is access to Xbox Cloud Gaming. This lets you play a vast library of over 350 video games without paying a penny extra. The Sun tries new Nintendo Switch 2 and Mario Kart before it's out HOW DOES A 'CLOUD' CONSOLE WORK? Normally, video games need a console with a powerful graphics card inside to create the visuals you see on your TV screen. Regular TV doesn't require that, because telly isn't interactive, so it can be created in advance and shown to you. But video games don't know what you'll do next – they're interactive – so the visuals need to be rendered as you're playing. This is very intensive work, which is why you've been paying money for powerful consoles. It's these powerful bits of hardware in that machine that make it so expensive. 11 Fortnite is just one of the hundreds of games you can enjoy on Xbox Cloud Gaming Credit: Sean Keach 11 The visuals are sent to you over the internet, rather than being rendered by a pricey console in your living room Credit: Sean Keach Now in 2025, internet speeds are so fast that tech companies like Xbox can render the visuals far away on their own powerful machines – and then beam them back to you. You're basically streaming them like Netflix. All of this happens in a flash: it's so instantaneous, you feel like you're just playing a regular game on a console in your living room. But you don't need a console at all. And because it's Xbox sorting the visuals out on their powerful machines, the graphics can look incredible. HOW MUCH DO CONSOLES COST THESE DAYS? Here are prices for the latest video game consoles at Currys... Sony PlayStation 5 Pro with Disc Drive – £759 Sony PlayStation 5 Pro – £699 Sony PlayStation 5 Disc Slim – £479 Sony PlayStation 5 Digital Edition Slim – £429 Microsoft Xbox Series X 1TB – £499 Microsoft Xbox Series X 1TB (Digital) – £449 Microsoft Xbox Series S 1TB – £349 Microsoft Xbox Series S 512GB – £299 Nintendo Switch 2 – £395.99 Nintendo Switch OLED – £309 These are the prices gamers are paying for the newest machines. Picture Credit: Xbox HOW TO GET STARTED To play, you'll need a couple of things. First, you'll need a compatible TV device. Lots of modern Samsung and LG TVs support Xbox Cloud Gaming. But it's also available on Amazon Fire TV Sticks, which is what I'm using. That way, you can use it on basically on TV with an HDMI port. That's pretty much any telly bought in the last 20 years. 11 I used an Amazon Fire TV Stick – but lots of modern TVs support the Xbox app too Credit: Sean Keach 11 The Fire TV Stick just plugs into the back of your telly – it's usually for TV apps, but it's great for gaming too Credit: Sean Keach I tried it with an Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max, but it'll also work with a Fire TV Stick 4K or Fire TV Cube. Then just download the Xbox Cloud Gaming app. You'll also need a joypad. You can use an official Xbox one, but loads of regular wired or Bluetooth controllers will also work. SMART TVS THAT SUPPORT XBOX CLOUD GAMING Here's the official list… Samsung: 2020 and newer Samsung smart TV models with software version 1300 and higher. LG: Most 2022 LG OLED TVs and 2023+ LG Smart TVs will run the Xbox app, allowing you to play cloud-based Xbox games. Supported devices include: Select LG TVs and smart monitors with webOS 24 or newer versions 2024 and newer smart TVs Select 2022 and 2023 TV models which have been updated to software version 23.20.01 or higher 2022 OLED TVs 2023 OLED, QNED, Nanocell, and UHD TVs 2025 U8s and U7s smart monitors Picture Credit: Samsung I used an Xbox joypad as I had one lying around. The only real blocker for this working for you is your internet connection. If you've got bad Wi-Fi, it's game over for you. Literally. Xbox recommends an internet download speed of 20Mbps. Millions of British homes can easily manage that. If you're not sure, go to or to check your speed. Then just sign into the app, activate your Xbox Game Pass Ultimate membership, and away you go. IS IT ACTUALLY ANY GOOD? Xbox Cloud Gaming really is very impressive. It's absolutely packed with top games. Right now, some of the titles include: Fortnite Assassin's Creed Odyssey EA Sports FC 25 Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Far Cry 6 Forza Horizon 5 Grand Theft Auto 5 Halo Microsoft Flight Simulator Mortal Kombat 11 Sea of Thieves Spyro Reignited Trilogy Starfield But there are hundreds to choose from. 11 The Xbox Cloud Gaming website reveals the biggest hits you can enjoy Credit: Microsoft / Xbox HAVE KIDS? TRY THESE TITLES Here are The Sun's tech editor Sean Keach's pick of the best Family Friendly options on Xbox Cloud Gaming... Overcooked! 2 This bonkers co-op game sees you running a busy kitchen trying to create dishes to order – in very challenging environments. It's colourful, engaging, and requires fast thinking. But the learning curve is gradual, so it's easy to get started. You won't want to put the controller down. New Super Lucky's Tale This bright and playful platformer sees you controlling adventurous fox Lucky as he explores a selection of strange and unknown worlds. It's classic gaming fun with a whimsical cast of characters. We Love Katamari REROLL+ Royal Reverie You'll love this 2023 remaster of the original 2005 action-puzzle game where you roll around as a tiny ball that collects objects to grow in size. It's mad, but relentlessly fun. Disney Dreamlight Valley This is a half-sim, half-adventure game set in the wonderful world of Disney. It's stuffed with iconic characters and places, so it's a must for any Disney-loving households. Picture Credit: Xbox Once you're set up, you can play pretty much straight away. I was into Halo: The Master Chief Collection, playing the iconic game series in seconds. This is one of Xbox's biggest franchises – a console staple. But my Xbox is nowhere to be seen. 11 I was able to play Fortnite online without issue Credit: Sean Keach Then I hopped into Fortnite, straight into an online match. Despite the fact that I was "cloud" gaming, I was able to enjoy multiplayer without any serious lag. And when I loaded up Call of Duty, the graphics were basically indistinguishable from the regular console version. Hardly a surprise, given that the visuals are being rendered on serious computers far away from my living room. I've bought loads of consoles over the years. And sometimes, I just won't touch them for months. Life gets in the way. XBOX GAME PASS ULTIMATE BENEFITS What does the £14.99 a month fee get you? Here's the full list… Hundreds of high-quality games on console, PC and cloud New games on day one Online console multiplayer Member deals, discounts, Perks and in-game benefits for free-to-play games EA Play membership Picture Credit: Xbox That means I've chucked a load of cash at a giant plastic brick that sits in the corner gathering dust. The beauty of Xbox Cloud Gaming is that this just doesn't happen. If you're bored with it, just cancel your membership. It's as easy as that. Then you can come back in four months or a year when there's something new that you want to play. And when you think about the quantity of games on offer here, it's hard to argue with the value for money. 11 It felt like playing on a regular console – but I didn't have any gaming machine plugged into my telly Credit: Sean Keach 11 I used an Xbox joypad to play, but you can other Bluetooth controllers too – so a cheaper option may work for you Credit: Sean Keach Also, this isn't just for TV. If you want to play these games on your iPhone or your laptop, it'll still work with the same subscription. You just need a joypad. The only real downside to all of this is that you need an internet connection. If your Wi-Fi is down, you won't be able to play. But other than that, your gameplay is effectively unlimited. If you don't want to invest in a console, this is your best option for top-tier gaming on a budget. A CHEAPER OPTION If you want to save even more money... There's an even cheaper option called Amazon Luna+. It works a lot like Xbox Cloud Gaming, but it has a smaller selection of games. Amazon says Luna+ offers more than 100 titles, whereas the Xbox Cloud Gaming library features more than 350 games. But Luna+ is significantly cheaper at £8.99 a month – that's only 30p a day. So if you're a hardcore gamer, you might still want Xbox Cloud Gaming for the bigger library (and the bonus perks that come with it). More games means you're less likely to get bored. But the best budget option is Luna+. It's hard to argue with £9 a month. You can get it on Fire TV devices, select Samsung and LG televisions, plus mobile devices via your web browser. Picture Credit: Amazon
Time of India
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
New Video Game Releases 2025: See complete list of titles and platforms
New Video Game Releases 2025 list has numerous important titles. In fact, the second half of 2025 is packed with a range of video game releases for every major platform. From action RPGs and sports simulations to anime-based games and remakes, players can look forward to a steady flow of launches. New Video Game Releases 2025 July July 1 Mecha Break: Third-person multiplayer robot battles – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Photos That Really Make You Think Undo July 10 College Football 26: American college football sports game – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC July 11 Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 Remaster: Classic skating games return with new content – PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, PC Live Events Patapon 1+2 Replay: Bundle of rhythm-combat games – PS5, Switch, PC July 15 Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate: Expansion to Bungie's shooter – PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC Edens Zero: Action RPG based on manga/anime – Xbox Series X|S, PC Stronghold Crusader: Definitive Edition: Remaster of RTS – PC July 16 Hunter×Hunter Nen×Impact: Fighting game – PS5, Switch, PC July 17 Donkey Kong Bananza: 3D platformer starring DK – Switch 2 Shadow Labyrinth: 2D action platformer, Pac-Man reimagined – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, PC July 22 Wildgate: PvP spaceship battles – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC July 23 Wheel World: Open world cycling game – PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC July 24 Killing Floor 3: Co-op FPS sequel – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC Wuchang: Fallen Feathers: Soulslike RPG set in Ming Dynasty – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC July 25 Wild Hearts S: Monster hunting action – Switch 2 July 29 Grounded 2 (Preview): Survival game sequel – Xbox Series X|S, PC Tales of the Shire: A Lord of the Rings Game: Cozy hobbit life-sim – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, PC July 31 Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound: 2D action platformer – PS4, PS5, Xbox, Switch, PC Also Read: Bill Gates Net Worth Fall: How did Microsoft co-founder lost 51 billion dollars? Here's his new global billionaire ranking and unique pledge August August 5 Demon Slayer – The Hinokami Chronicles 2: Anime fighting game – PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, PC August 7 Gradius Origins: Classic Konami shooter collection – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, PC August 8 Mafia: The Old Country: Mafia prequel in Sicily – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC August 12 Hellblade 2: Enhanced Edition: PS5 version – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC August 14 Madden NFL 26: American football – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC August 19 Delta Force: Tactical shooter – PS5, Xbox Series X|S Sword of the Sea: Fantasy surfing adventure – PS5, PC August 21 Discounty: Cozy management RPG – PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, PC Inazuma Eleven Victory Road: Football simulation RPG – PS4, PS5, PC, Switch, mobile August 22 Dying Light: The Beast: Zombie series entry – PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC August 26 Gears of War: Reloaded: Gears 1 remaster – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC Helldivers 2: Co-op shooter comes to Xbox – Xbox Series X|S August 28 Kirby and the Forgotten Land + Star Crossed World: Kirby new story – Switch 2 Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater: Remake of MGS 3 – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC August 29 Lost Soul Aside: Action RPG – PS5, PC Shinobi: Art of Vengeance: Fighting game – PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC September September 3 Hirogami: Origami-inspired platformer – PS5, PC September 4 Hell is Us: Semi-open-world adventure – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC September 5 Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion: Mech-action – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, PC Everybody's Golf: Hot Shots: Classic golf return – PS5, Switch, PC Terminator 2D: No Fate: Side-scroller retelling of Terminator 2 – PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC NBA 2K26: Basketball – PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, Switch 2, PC September 8 Baby Steps: Comedy platformer – PS5, PC September 12 Borderlands 4: Shooter sequel – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC September 19 Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree: Anime roguelike – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, PC September 25 Silent Hill f: Survival horror – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds: Racing game with Sonic & Minecraft – All major platforms September 30 Nicktoons & The Dice of Destiny: Fantasy RPG with Nickelodeon characters – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC Final Fantasy Tactics – The Ivalice Chronicles: Remake – PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, Switch 2, PC Also Read: New Movie Releases 2025: Here's complete list of upcoming films in cinemas and streaming platforms October October 2 Directive 8020: Survival horror drama – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC Ghost of Yōtei: Ghost of Tsushima sequel – PS5 October 3 Digimon Story Time Stranger: JRPG – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC October 8 Kingmakers [Early Access]: Sandbox shooter – PC October 9 Painkiller: FPS reboot – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Steam October 10 Little Nightmares 3: Horror puzzle platformer – PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, PC October 16 Pokemon Legends Z-A: Mainline Pokémon – Switch, Switch 2 October 17 Keeper: Puzzle adventure – Xbox Series X|S, PC October 21 Ninja Gaiden 4: Franchise return – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC Jurassic World Evolution 3: Sim sequel – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC October 23 Double Dragon Revive: Fighting revival – PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC October 29 The Outer Worlds 2: Obsidian RPG sequel – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC October 30 ARC Raiders: Sci-fi looter shooter – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC October 31 Mina the Hollower: From Shovel Knight devs – PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Switch 1 & 2, PC, Mac November November 5 Cairn: Rockclimbing survival game – PS5, PC November 13 Anno 117: Pax Romana: Strategy city-builder – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC December December 2 Destiny 2: Renegades: Star Wars-inspired expansion – PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC FAQs Which platforms will get the most 2025 game releases? Most releases target PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, with several Switch 2 exclusives also launching between July and December. What are the key remasters or sequels in 2025? Remasters include Tony Hawk's Pro Skater and Final Fantasy Tactics, while sequels feature Borderlands 4, Destiny 2 expansions, and Gears of War: Reloaded.
