Sony's September 3, 2026 State of Play confirmed multiple third-party games for Xbox consoles with firm release dates through 2027. The announcements reassure Xbox owners that the PlayStation-focused showcase still delivered relevant multiplatform news.
This follow-up casts gamers as a heavily altered shark that devours people while navigating both marine zones and amusement park areas, billed by its creators as a 'shaRkPG'.
The survival shooter will also land on PC and includes atmospheric Geiger counter sound design during tense encounters.
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Xbox and IGN will hold the next ID@Xbox Showcase featuring 18 games. The event will include trailers, gameplay and multiple world premieres for Xbox and PC titles.
Xbox has created a new division called Xbox Labs headed by CTO Scott Van Vliet to explore emerging technology. The move lets the company test new tools while keeping its existing game, hardware, and community priorities unchanged.
Hands-on previews of the Ocarina of Time remake highlight quality-of-life updates including on-demand jumping, sprinting, and faster item selection. The changes aim to align the 1998 classic with conventions from recent Zelda titles while preserving its core experience.
Epic has released a preview of its rebuilt Epic Games Launcher, according to the company's announcements. The new version boots in 5.47 seconds (46% faster than Steam) and loads its library 30 times faster than the prior launcher while adding Linux support.
Xbox has placed its new Nano controller on pre-order for $49.99. The compact device includes all 18 standard inputs, a rechargeable battery, and programmable buttons while supporting Xbox Wireless and Bluetooth connections.
