The Blood of Dawnwalker Hits 1M, Killzone Remake Rumoured

Sep 6, 2026

Today’s biggest confirmed number belongs to The Blood of Dawnwalker, while a Killzone remake rumor points to People Can Fly and Guerrilla Games. EurogamerPush Square Square Enix also puts Final Fantasy VII Revelation back in view with a PAX West recap trailer ahead of its 2027 release. Nintendo Life

Killzone Remake Rumor Links Guerrilla Games to People Can Fly

Rumour: Killzone Project in Early Development, Probably a RemakePush Square

A new Killzone project is reportedly in very early development, with a remake of an older entry in the shooter franchise described as the likeliest direction. Push Square Sources speaking to MP1st claim Guerrilla Games is collaborating with a third-party studio, while the strongest indications point to People Can Fly, the developer behind Bulletstorm. Push Square

The reported collaboration remains unconfirmed, and People Can Fly’s involvement is presented as a strong possibility rather than an official announcement. Push Square

The Blood of Dawnwalker Sells One Million Copies in Three Days

The Blood of Dawnwalker has sold 1 million copies in just 3 daysEurogamer

The Blood of Dawnwalker has sold more than one million copies worldwide in just three days. Eurogamer

Final Fantasy VII Revelation Gets April 2027 Release Recap

Video: Final Fantasy VII Remake Trilogy Series Recap TrailerNintendo Life

Final Fantasy VII Revelation is set to launch on April 8, 2027, and a new recap trailer revisits the complete remake trilogy. Nintendo Life Square Enix presented the video during its PAX West 2026 panel, with the release planned for all platforms, including Nintendo Switch 2. Nintendo Life

Monster Hunter Wilds Ascendance Trailer Shows Light Bowgun Action

Monster Hunter Wilds expansion ‘Ascendance’ trailer – ‘Light Bowgun Boosted Action Breakdown’Gematsu

Capcom has released a new Monster Hunter Wilds trailer for its major Ascendance expansion, focusing on the Light Bowgun Boosted Action Breakdown. Gematsu

Saber Interactive Keeps Its Communications Strategy After AI Controversy

Saber Interactive CCO says studio won't change its comms strategy after AI writer controversyEurogamer

Saber Interactive is not changing its communications strategy after an AI writer controversy, according to chief creative officer Tim Willits. Eurogamer The statement follows the company’s CEO saying he would have been happy to replace a writer with AI after she claimed ChatGPT had replaced her. Eurogamer