Quantic Dream has been working away on its own original Star Wars game for years, but very few details have surfaced about it since its announcement in 2021. Now, Quantic Dream has spoken out about the project for the first time in a while. 

In a new blog post, Quantic Dream founder, David Cage, revealed how Quantic Dream has transformed from a single-project studio into a multi-project studio, with multiple games in the works. This includes a first for this studio – a competitive multiplayer game. Typically, Quantic Dream has only produced interactive single-player adventures, so a step into the multiplayer realm is a bold move.

“This new title may surprise our fans as it is very different from what we have done so far. But taking risks, challenging ourselves, exploring new ways of playing and telling stories, and attempting what seems impossible, has always been part of our DNA.”

After quietly announcing this secret new multiplayer game, Cage also added that “development of Star Wars: Eclipse continues”, but there is still no word on when we might see more of the game.

While we know very little about Star Wars Eclipse currently, we do know that the game will be one of the first to explore the High Republic era of the Star Wars timeline. This era is set centuries before the main film saga, showcasing a period of time where the Jedi and Sith were both in their prime.

KitGuru Says: Right now might be the worst time in gaming history to be an unproven studio working on a new IP multiplayer project. The market is so dominated by just a handful of free-to-play shooters that breaking into this market as a newcomer seems impossible. 

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Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 became one of the highest-rated shooters of 2024 but Focus Entertainment and Saber Interactive are not done with the game just yet. Following on from a massive Anniversary Update this summer, the developers have now made a free demo available across all platforms. 

From today until October 20th, players on Xbox or PlayStation consoles can play the free demo, which will let you try out each of the game's playable modes. On PC, the demo will be available for a bit longer, lasting until October 23rd on Steam.

If the demo scratches an itch, then you will be pleased to know that the full game will also be purchasable at a 50% discount during this same time period and you won't lose any of the progress made during the demo.

Alongside all of this, there is a limited-time Discord quest, so if you link your Discord and Steam accounts, you can claim some extra goodies, including an exclusive Bolt Rifle skin to use in-game.

KitGuru Says: Will you be trying out Space Marine 2 while the free demo is available? 

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Earlier this week, an analytics firm predicted that Battlefield 6 had sold over seven million copies during its first five days on the market. Now, EA appears to have official numbers in hand, brandishing Battlefield 6 as the biggest launch in series history.

EA has confirmed that Battlefield 6 sold over 7 million copies at launch, with that number split between platforms like Steam, the EA App, Epic Games Store, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. Aside from the high sales numbers, the game also saw high watch time across various gaming streams, with over 15 million accumulative hours watched.

In a statement, Battlefield general manager, Byron Beede, said: “First and foremost we want to thank our players. Battlefield 6 was built with our fans. From the initial concept through to the implementation of Battlefield Labs and into the record-shattering Open Beta we have been obsessed with player feedback. Together, with our players we've had a singular goal: to craft the best Battlefield ever. And this is just the beginning – our first season of new content is just 12 days away”.

Battlefield 6 will get its first round of post-launch content later this month. On top of that, the game's big Battle Royale mode is also set to debut.

KitGuru Says: Have you jumped into Battlefield 6 already? How are you finding the game so far?

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MSI is looking to accelerate AI development with its new mini supercomputer, the MSI EdgeXpert. Available starting this week, the EdgeXpert bridges the gap between desktop performance and portability, with a small desktop system based on the Nvidia DGX Spark platform.

At the heart of the MSI EdgeXpert is the NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, combining CPU and GPU architecture to deliver up to 1 petaFLOP of AI Tensor performance within a compact 1.2L form factor. Featuring 128GB of unified LPDDR5X memory and NVLink-C2C interconnect technology, the EdgeXpert ensures lightning-fast data exchange and high-efficiency inference even with the most demanding large language models. Users can fine-tune and deploy models with up to 200 billion parameters locally, or scale to 405 billion parameters with a dual-system configuration powered by NVIDIA ConnectX networking.

Built for on-premise deployment, the EdgeXpert ensures that sensitive data remains local, providing zero-latency operation and full compliance with enterprise-level security standards. Its architecture supports complete AI workflows, from model prototyping and optimisation to real-time inference, without transferring data to external servers.

Running on NVIDIA DGX OS and the NVIDIA AI software stack, the EdgeXpert delivers a unified development platform that supports mainstream AI frameworks and tools. This consistent environment simplifies setup, accelerates research timelines, and enables seamless scaling across multiple devices or NVIDIA DGX Cloud for expanded computational power.

Here is the full spec sheet:

While different specs will be priced differently, SCAN has one version of this system available in the UK, priced at £3,799.

KitGuru Says: These systems will be rolling out soon. While they are primarily intended for enterprise environments, an enthusiast with deep pockets should also be able to buy one at a number of retailers across the globe. 

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Building on the success of the Celeris 1800 keyboard and the Thock V2 lineup, ENDORFY continues to update its line-up with new accessories. The Solum Voice S Alt Gray microphone and Viro Plus USB Alt Gray headphones are now launching.

These peripherals had already released in Onyx White form, but now there is a darker colour option for those who want it. This time around, it is Endorfy's signature Alt Gray finish.

The Solum Voice S Alt Gray is a desktop microphone that captures sound in a cardioid pattern, focusing on your voice while naturally reducing background noise. Dual filters – internal and external foam – keep the audio clean from unwanted distortions. It is also functional right out of the box, requiring no additional software, just adjust the gain dial directly on the mic and hook up to your PC via USB. There is a touch to mute function, and if you need to monitor your audio, there is a direct 3.5mm jack on the microphone too.

The Viro Plus USB Alt Gray headphones are powered by large 53mm drivers. Combined with a dedicated 7.1 USB sound card, you can personalize your sound profile through intuitive software. And thanks to soft memory foam padding and an additional pair of breathable ear cushions, the headphones stay comfortable, even during long sessions.

KitGuru Says: Are you shopping around for new gaming peripherals? Are you considering a new microphone and headphone combo?

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Arctic is well known for its strong-performing AIO coolers and fans. This week, they are launching their new P12 Pro Reverse fans, adding to the line-up with non-RGB and A-RGB options.

The P12 Pro Reverse fans are specially designed for builds where performance and aesthetics are equally important. They draw air in from the rear – ideal for installation scenarios where fans with classic airflow direction would detract from the look. The P12 Pro Reverse A-RGB is the first model in the series, with non-RGB and 140mm versions to follow.

The Reverse Airflow technology is specifically designed for reverse airflow and is ideal for pull installations and flawless RGB staging. In addition, minimal clearance, automatic balancing, and high-precision measurement reduce vibrations and ensure efficient performance.

The Arctic P12 Pro Reverse fans will be available for $23.99 each, or $51.99 for the 3-pack.

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GeForce Now had a big weekend thanks to the launch of Battlefield 6. Now this week, Nvidia is following that up with ten more games joining the cloud gaming library. 

This week also marks the launch of RTX 5080 servers for GeForce Now Ultimate members in the UK. The servers in Ashburn, Portland and Dallas have also been upgraded. The US Atlanta servers will be updated next. This week also expands the list of RTX 5080-powered games with the addition of Control, Remedy's excellent supernatural action thriller, which also makes full use of the RTX feature set.

The full list of new games joining the GeForce Now library this week includes:

• Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorrow (New release on Ubisoft Connect, Oct. 14)
• Ball x Pit (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, Oct. 15)
• Escape from Duckov (New release on Steam, available on Oct. 16)
• Fellowship (New release on Steam, Oct. 16)
• Pax Dei (New release on Xbox, available on PC Game Pass; 1.0 release on Steam and Epic Games Store, Oct. 16)
• Amnesia: The Bunker (Epic Games Store, Free on Oct. 16-Oct. 23)
• Earth vs. Mars Demo (Steam)
• Street Fighter V (Steam)
• Ultra Street Fighter IV (Steam)
• Wobbly Life (Xbox, available on PC Game Pass)

KitGuru Says: What do you think of this week's round of GeForce Now titles? 

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Following on from a leak earlier this week, Sony has now officially announced the next batch of titles for PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscribers. As expected, Silent Hill 2 and Until Dawn will both be on the list, but there are a few extra titles also included that weren't covered in the previous leak. 

PlayStation Plus Extra will get a handful of new games on October 1st, including:

• Silent Hill 2 (PS5)
• Until Dawn (PS5)
• V Rising (PS5)
• Yakuza: Like a Dragon (PS4 & PS5)
• Poppy Playtime: Chapter 1 (PS4 & PS5)
• As Dusk Falls (PS4 & PS5)
• Wizard with a Gun (PS5)

Notably, the versions of Silent Hill 2 and Until Dawn here are the most recent remakes, both of which first launched in 2024.

PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers can expect one more game for the classics library this month too – Tekken 3, which will be playable on both PS4 and PS5.

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KitGuru Says: Will you be installing any of this month's new PlayStation Plus titles? For me, I'll be using this opportunity to finally play through Silent Hill 2. 

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Remedy Entertainment, the Finnish studio behind Control and Alan Wake, has issued a profit warning after its multiplayer spin‑off FBC: Firebreak failed to achieve expected sales, despite a major post‑launch update.

The company announced that it will recognize a €14.9 million non‑cash impairment, representing the majority of the game’s development and publishing costs. While this impairment does not affect Remedy’s cash position, it significantly impacts its 2025 financial outlook. The studio now expects its operating profit (EBIT) for the year to be negative and below 2024 levels, reversing earlier guidance that had predicted growth.

As spotted by Push Square, FBC: Firebreak had initially drawn in over a million players thanks to its inclusion on subscription services like PlayStation Plus and Xbox Game Pass. However, player numbers quickly dropped off. Remedy attempted to turn things around with a major update, titled Breakpoint, in September. This update introduced new missions and crucially, quality-of-life improvements. This did improve player metrics according to Remedy, but it has not significantly changed the game's sales trajectory.

While Remedy may indeed lose money this year, the studio does have several promising projects on the way. Right now, the studio is deep into development on Control 2, and it continues to work on the Max Payne remakes in collaboration with Rockstar Games.

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KitGuru Says: This may have been the most predictable result for this game. While Control has a fan base, it isn't necessarily a big enough one to necessitate a high-budget co-op spin-off. There was a distinct lack of buzz around FBC Firebreak game prior to launch and the release didn't do anything to change that. 

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Nintendo has suffered a few major cyberattacks before, leading to various leaks. Now, a hacking group has claimed responsibility for a recent attack on Nintendo, although the company has yet to confirm if a breach took place. 

The group known as Crimson Collective, which gained notoriety after a recent attack on Red Hat, has claimed that it has managed to breach Nintendo systems and obtain sensitive data.

In a proof screenshot shared by Hackmanac, Crimson Collective claims to have a number of folders containing private Nintendo documents, including production assets.

As pointed out by Tom's Hardware, Nintendo has yet to publicly acknowledge the claim, nor have any of the files leaked. If any customer data was impacted, then Nintendo will have to publicly acknowledge the attack and provide users with steps to secure their accounts.

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KitGuru Says: For now, we don't know if Nintendo was hacked or not. However, we do know that this claim is not linked to the recent Pokémon leaks, which stemmed from a previous cyberattack.  

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Razer has launched its latest generation webcam today, the Razer Kiyo V2. Available in the full-fat version, or in a cheaper V2 X form, the new webcam promises 4K visuals with crisp clarity.

The Razer Kiyo V2 is powered by a new STARVIS image sensor developed by Sony, so it should offer crisp visuals for all use cases, whether its streaming and recording, or simple video calls. The webcam supports lossless video encoding across MJPEG, YUY2, and NV12 formats, so creators can preserve every pixel for post-production editing.

The Razer Kiyo V2 delivers powerful customization through Razer Synapse, enhanced with Camo integration, making advanced controls accessible to everyone. At its core are AI Optimisations that ensure every shot looks polished and professional without extra effort. With One-Click Image Enhancement, the webcam automatically adjusts exposure, white balance, and noise reduction.

Beyond automation, the Kiyo V2 provides stream ready tools that turn Synapse into a creator’s all-in-one control hub. Beginners can rely on Auto modes for instant optimisation, while advanced users have access to precision controls for ISO, shutter speed, and white balance to fine-tune their image.

Here is the full list of key features:

• Crystal-Clear 4K 30FPS Video: Captures crisp, professional-grade visuals in 4K at 30 frames per second, powered by an image sensor with technology of STARVIS developed by Sony for exceptional clarity and detail.
• AI-Powered Auto-Framing: Stay centered and in focus with intelligent pan, tilt, and zoom powered by Camo Studio. Natural face tracking adapts seamlessly to movement and setup changes.
• One-Click Image Enhancement: Automatically adjusts exposure, white balance, and noise reduction for superior low-light performance, helping creators look polished without manual tweaks.
• Powerful, Intuitive Software Customization: Shape visual identities and transform scenes instantly with cinematic blur, spotlight focus and seamless dynamic background replacement.
• High Dynamic Range (HDR): Deliver richer hues, deeper contrasts, and lifelike visuals with exceptional color accuracy, perfect for bold, vibrant content.
• Ultrawide Angle Lens: Zoom in or out with zero distortion, ideal for close-up shots to full setup views.

Launching alongside the Kiyo V2 is the Razer Kiyo V2 X, a cheaper, 1440p/60FPS version of the webcam.

The Razer Kiyo V2 will be available this month, priced at £149.99, while the Kiyo V2 X will launch at £99.99.

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KitGuru Says: How much would you be willing to spend on a webcam upgrade? 

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We already knew that Battlefield 6 was doing well, thanks to the game's record high Steam concurrent player numbers. Now, analysts predict that the game sold as much as seven million copies during its first five days on the market. 

As cited by GI.biz, Alinea Analytics estimates that Battlefield 6 sold 7 million units during its first five days on the market, grossing $350 million in revenue. They also estimate that roughly half of the current player base is on PC.

If the figures are accurate, then Battlefield 6 will rank highly as one of the fastest-selling games of the year, beating out the likes of Monster Hunter Wilds and Borderlands 4.

EA will look to continue to grow Battlefield 6 with the launch of a dedicated Battle Royale mode later this month. On top of that, the game will continue to receive seasonal content, including new maps, weapons, game modes and other crucial updates.

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We don't have any concrete sales figures for Sony's latest first-party PS5 exclusive, Ghost of Yotei. However, chart tracking data suggests it is doing quite well, and may be the biggest first-party PlayStation title since Spider-Man 2. 

The GSD European Chart data has been released. As spotted by VGC, the data shows that Ghost of Yotei's sales are roughly in line with its predecessor, Ghost of Tsushima. It is also the best performing first-party PlayStation game since Spider-Man 2 released in 2023.

EA Sports FC 26 took the number 1 spot in the first week of October, while Ghost of Yotei came in at number 2 on the chart. Despite not reporting digital sales, Nintendo's re-release of Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 for the Nintendo Switch has swiftly risen to the number 3 spot.

Other notable titles in the top ten EU chart for October include Digimon Story: Time Stranger, Doom Eternal, Far Cry Primal, Hogwarts Legacy, Red Dead Redemption 2, South Park: The Fractured But Whole and Final Fantasy Tactics.

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KitGuru Says: While the game might be selling well, I've not been having a very good time with it, especially in comparison to the original game. Have any of you tried Ghost of Yotei on PS5 yet? 

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October is shaping up to be a big month for PlayStation Plus subscribers, with a new leak pointing towards Until Dawn being the big freebie for the month. 

Until Dawn first released on PS4 back in 2015. A remake released last year on PS5 and PC, introducing a few new story elements and cut scenes, while also improving the graphics across the full game. If you need a horror game that can eat up your Halloween weekend, then Until Dawn is a very good place to start.

Known leaker, bilbil-kun on Dealabs also reports that Silent Hill 2, As Dusk Falls and V Rising will also be joining this month's PlayStation Plus Extra library update. As for Premium subscribers, they will also get access to two older classics – Tomb Raider Anniversary and Tekken 3.

The next wave of titles for PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium should drop on the 21st of October.

KitGuru Says: Will you be installing any of this month's upcoming PlayStation Plus games? 

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Gearbox has always been a big supporter of the PAX events and this year is no different. At a recent panel at PAX Australia, the Borderlands 4 team revealed its content roadmap, including the likes of Bounty Pack 1, the first seasonal event, a new boss and more.

Bounty Packs are paid DLC that bring new bite-sized-yet-flavorful narrative content to Kairos. Across a series of all-new Main Missions, players will team up with Rush and show the Timekeeper's Minister of Culture the true meaning of Mercenary Day. Here's the full breakdown of the Bounty Pack 1 Vault Card loot:

• 4 rerollable weapons
• 4 Vault Hunter Heads usable by Vex, Rafa, Amon, and Harlowe
• 4 Vault Hunter Skins usable by Vex, Rafa, Amon, and Harlowe
• 5 Weapon Skins
• 5 Vehicle Skins
• 4 ECHO-4 Drone Skins
• 2 ECHO-4 Attachments
• 1 New Digirunner Vehicle (available shortly after starting the first Main Mission)
• 1 Vault Hunter Style usable by Vex, Rafa, Amon, and Harlowe (available after beating the boss and completing the Bounty Pack's final Main Mission)
• 1 ECHO-4 Drone Skin (available after beating the boss and completing the Bounty Pack's final Main Mission)

The first free, limited-time Seasonal Mini-Event, Horrors of Kairos, will run from October 23rd to November 6th. Players will encounter a new blood rain weather effect when fighting world bosses, and killing them has a high chance to earn new Legendary loot.

In the future, a free endgame update will introduce a new boss fight to the game as well – Bloomreaper the Invincible. The update will arrive before the end of the year, and is aimed as a throwback to the raid bosses of Borderlands 2.

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KitGuru Says: Have you continued to play Borderlands 4 in the weeks since launch? Are you looking forward to the upcoming updates?

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Ubisoft has been a strong supporter of the Switch 2 early on, bringing Star Wars Outlaws Gold Edition to the console already. Now, a second AAA game is set to join it before the end of the year – Assassin's Creed Shadows. 

Assassin's Creed Shadows launched on other platforms earlier this year and despite some controversy around certain portions of the game, it did review well and sell well across console platforms. Now, according to bilbil-kun on Dealabs, a leaker with a strong track record, retailers are now beginning to list Assassin's Creed Shadows for the Nintendo Switch 2, with a release date of December 5th 2025.

This release date has not yet been officially announced by either Nintendo or Ubisoft. There could potentially be another third-party focused Nintendo Direct stream before the end of the year to announce release dates exactly like this one.

Assassin's Creed Shadows for the Switch 2 is expected to cost €50, which is the same price as Star Wars Outlaws on the platform. Ubisoft appears to be looking to position itself in a strong position with Nintendo fans early on. Hopefully this level of Switch 2 support continues, as Nintendo's console continues to be the preferred handheld gaming platform.

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KitGuru Says: Star Wars Outlaws looks really good and runs exceptionally well on the Switch 2 in my experience. I hope the same level of optimisation can be achieved with Assassin's Creed Shadows. There will be bonus points for a 40FPS mode. 

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Helldivers 2 has always had somewhat shaky performance on PC, but the latest major content update for the game didn't help matters. Now, Arrowhead has put in place a new plan to address the game's growing issues on PC. 

As spotted by PCGamer, in a new developer diary video from the studio, Arrowhead confirms that future updates will now be restructured to allow them to fix issues at a quicker pace.

“We have made the decision to push some of our content and feature updates a little bit into the future while we're addressing these things to make sure that we can get to a much more stable state”, Arrowhead's Mikael Eriksson says in the video.

Some of the ongoing issues can be addressed ‘fairly quickly' with this studio-wide push. Some of the big improvements on the way will be announced with more detail soon.

The degradation of performance in Helldivers 2 has been partially due to growing tech debt, so the effort here is likely to be substantial. Hopefully by the new year, Helldivers 2 will be in a much healthier state, giving players room to be excited about new content and features once more.

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KitGuru Says: Have you had any performance issues with Helldivers 2 after the most recent content updates? 

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The be quiet! Dark Power 14 power supplies are officially launching later this month. These new units, available in up to 1200W capacity, are both 80Plus Titanium and Cybenetics Titanium rated, guaranteeing high-grade efficiency.

Dark Power 14 is certified with 80 PLUS Titanium and Cybenetics Titanium for an energy efficiency rating of up to 95.57%. This provides lots of benefits for a high-end system, including less power consumption and an overall cooler and quieter operation. At the heart of each model lies Full Bridge + Synchronous Rectifier + LLC technology that provides signal stability, supported by premium-quality Japanese capacitors rated to 105°C for maximum reliability and longevity.

The newly developed aluminum heat sink supports the semi-passive cooling concept and improves the longevity of the components. A button on the rear of the power supply allows switching between a balanced active cooling mode, where the Silent Wings fan spins all the time, or a semi-passive mode, where the fan does not spin under low load and only starts when additional cooling is required. The fan itself is integrated directly into the heat sink, making it immune to vibrations.

As you would expect from a modern high-end PSU, the Dark Power 14 is ATX 3.1 compliant and is ready out of the box for both new-generation 12v-2×6 graphics cards and GPUs that utilise standard PCIe connectors. According to be quiet!, this power supply is also particularly well suited to overclocking, thanks to the ability to switch between multi-rail and single-rail modes at the flip of a switch.

The be quiet! Dark Power 14 PSUs will be available starting on October 28th, priced at €309.90 for the 1200W model, going down to €274.90 for the 1000W model, or €229.90 for 850W.

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