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There is a new rumor that Electronic Arts is developing an open-world single-player Black Panther game.The rumor comes [...]

Sony is reportedly trying to make PS3 emulation work on the PS5 so it can be offered via the expanded PS Plus subscription without streaming.

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Guardians Of The Galaxy Game Reportedly In Development At Square Enix Guardians of the Galaxy could be getting their own AAA video game adventure in the not-too-distant future. According to journalist Jeff Grubb in the latest episode of Game Mess, Japanese company Square Enix is handling the adaptation, which would presumably feature team leader Star-Lord as the central character. Grubb admits that though he has caught wind of the title, what shape it’ll take (single-player, live service, etc.) is completely up in the air, so it remains to be seen if the likes of Rocket, Drax, Groot or Gam...

(Image credit: Xbox) This year's Xbox E3 showcase is reportedly set for Sunday, June 13. That's according to GamesBeat journalist and noted leaker Jeff Grubb, who got into this year's E3 schedule during a recent stream of the Game Mess Show. "Microsoft for sure should tell us [the date of its showcase] this week," Grubb said. "And that day is going to be June 13. So, Sunday, June 13. We will have the Xbox showcase." The host went on to narrow down the time of the event to 10am PT / 1pm ET, but acknowledged that he "could be wrong" on that one thing.