Final Fantasy VII Revelation, Marvel Tokon, That's No Moon
Final Fantasy VII Revelation gets a new look at Gamescom Opening Night Live, while Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls draws mixed Steam reviews and That's No Moon reportedly cuts staff after revealing Crossfire . Silent Hill 2 also faces fresh PS5 performance problems following its latest patch
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Final Fantasy VII Revelation Gets a Gamescom Opening Night Live Showcase
Final Fantasy VII Revelation, the final chapter in the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy, gets a “new look” at Gamescom Opening Night Live . Game director Naoki Hamaguchi is set to take the stage and show more of the game
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Gamescom takes place later this month, with the event announcement telling Final Fantasy fans to mark their calendars for the presentation .
That's No Moon Reportedly Lays Off 14 Staff After Crossfire Reveal
That's No Moon has seemingly laid off 14 members of staff, just two months after revealing Crossfire, its first game . The studio is made up of former Naughty Dog and Infinity Ward developers and formed around five years ago
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Crossfire is a cinematic military shooter with a sci-fi flair, and the game has not yet released .
Marvel Tokon PC Port Draws Mixed Steam Reviews
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls stumbles to mixed user reviews on Steam as players complain about PlayStation account requirements, anti-cheat roadblocks, and other technical issues . The complaints prompt a response from developer Arc System Works
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Konami Investigates Silent Hill 2 Performance Problems on PS5
Konami is investigating new Performance Mode problems affecting Silent Hill 2 on PS5 and PS5 Pro after Patch 1.07 introduces a host of issues . The patch arrives last week, making the performance problems a recent addition to the remake’s console release
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Restart Lays Off Its Entire Editorial Team
Restart, a gaming media website launched in late 2024 and sponsored by Walmart, lays off its entire editorial team . Former editor-in-chief Brandy Berthelson reports the cuts in a Friday post, while other staffers also post about being laid off
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Moonrock, a content marketing agency, operates the site, whose editorial mission page describes it as “powered” by Walmart .






