Suri: The Seventh Note launches on 30 October on PS5, pre-orders open
The rhythm-platformer from Indian studio Tathvamasi will be released on 30 October 2026, after four years of development and at a pace of one beat every 480 milliseconds.
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The rhythm-platformer from Indian studio Tathvamasi will be released on 30 October 2026, after four years of development and at a pace of one beat every 480 milliseconds.
Minecraft Dungeons II launches on 29 September with the Sift, Minecraft’s first new dimension in over fourteen years: the End is no longer quite the end.
AMD is snapping up World Labs, Fei-Fei Li’s lab specialising in AI-generated 3D worlds: the chipmaker now wants to know what its customers will be computing tomorrow.
The Canadian telescope picked up the signal without help from any other observatory, and its researchers then spent more than a year making sure the universe wasn’t sending them a false alarm.
Santa Monica Studio opens pre-orders for God of War Laufey on 29 September, almost five months before launch: plenty of time to brush up on your archery.
After 14 episodes, Rudeus must wait until 2027 to face Orsted, the Dragon God: a stay of execution granted to the hero and viewers alike.
More than seven years after its release, Avengers: Endgame is back at number one at the North American box office: at Marvel, the endgame apparently allows for extra time.
NVIDIA unveils Open Agent Safety Platform, meant to stop AI agents from straying outside their boundaries: autonomous software now comes with its own supervisors.
NASA has published a map of 1,943 valleys buried beneath Greenland’s ice, about a third of them previously unknown: more than 3 km of ice turned out not to be enough to keep the secret.
On 27 September Epic Games confirmed that the Five Nights at Freddy’s animatronics are coming to Fortnite: Freddy Fazbear’s pizzeria opens on 1 October, night shift included.
The first teaser for Code Geass Star Chaser Aspal, the new series in Sunrise’s franchise, confirms a 2027 launch without revealing anything of the plot.
The European spacecraft passed 8,640 km above the Indian Ocean to borrow a little of Earth’s speed, with no intention of ever giving it back.
On 26 September an Electron placed the 13th radar satellite of Japan’s Synspective into orbit, seven days after the 12th: at this pace, the launch manifest reads like a railway timetable.