A port of Grand Theft Auto 4 is reportedly coming to PS5 and Xbox Series X/S later this year. According to a new leak, it has been in development for about a year and it might be a similar situation to the first Red Dead Redemption port back in 2023. Rockstar Games has yet to make any official announcement, though the GTA 4 port would certainly keep eager fans busy until GTA 6 launches next year. The leak originates from leaker Tez2 who claims that Rockstar Games is developing a port of GTA 4 for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. Since GTA 4 is already playable on Xbox via backwards compatibility with the Xbox 360 version, Rockstar might be able to pass this as a remaster instead of a simple port. Beyond that, we don’t have any more information to go on, though the leak states that it will be out before the end of the year. GTA 4 originally launched on PS3 and Xbox 360 and followed the journey of Niko Bellic, an Eastern European ex-soldier making his way to Liberty City to chase the American dream. As things often go in GTA games, Niko has to build himself up from scratch in the criminal world, having to face the fact that pursuing the “American dream” was all a lie – and, in fact, a dream compared to the grim reality of Liberty City. In related news, Rockstar Games recently debuted the second official trailer for GTA 6 along with a confirmation that the game had been delayed to 26 May 2026. This was done to give the team more time in development. The studio also revealed that the second trailer featured both cutscenes and gameplay. Since the game looks so astoundingly good, it’s pretty hard to tell where cutscenes end and gameplay begins or vice versa. As with all rumours and reports, take this leak with a pinch of salt until we get some confirmation from publisher Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games. Source: Tez2 (via Reddit) Original article on GLITCHED

Stellar Blade Complete Edition has been accidentally leaked early by PlayStation for PS5 and PC. This marks the first time that the action title will be heading to PC and it’s release is right around the corner. PlayStation swiftly pulled the trailer offline after it accidentally uploaded the announcement early, though fans managed to grab screenshots confirming that the new edition will be launching this June. As reported and compiled by Reddit user Fidler_2K, the PC version of Stellar Blade will seemingly include new content including 25 new costumes, a new boss, the Twin expansion pack, the Nikke outfit and Japanese and Chinese voice acting. The new content will likely arrive on PS5 as well. According to the leaked trailer, Stellar Blade Complete Edition will release on 11 June and come with the aforementioned new content. Some PC features were also leaked in the trailer. Stellar Blade‘s PC version will support DLSS4 and FSR3, an unlocked framerate, ultrawide support (5:4 to 32:9), DualSense support with haptic feedback and adaptive triggers and higher resolution textures (it’s unclear if the textures will also be applied to the PS5 version). It’s unclear when PlayStation plans to officially announce this edition after the leak, though now that the cat’s out of the bag, it probably won’t be too long before we get a confirmation. The game’s Steam page is already up, if you’re curious, and it can be wishlisted right now. Developer Shift Up is aware that the game might sell better on PC than PS5. The game’s description reads: “The future of humanity is balanced on the edge of a blade. Ravaged by strange, powerful creatures, Earth has been abandoned, and what is left of the decimated human race has fled to a Colony in outer space. After travelling from the Colony, EVE arrives on the desolate remains of our planet with a clear-cut mission: to save humankind by reclaiming Earth from the Naytiba – the malevolent force that has devastated it. But as EVE tackles the Naytiba one-by-one, piecing together the mysteries of the past in the ruins of human civilization, she realizes that her mission is far from straightforward. In fact, almost nothing is as it seems…” Source: Reddit Original article on GLITCHED

ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) has locally announced the arrival of the 2025 ROG G700 gaming desktop. Featuring cutting-edge silicon from Intel®, AMD, and NVIDIA®, this desktop is designed completely in-house using only ASUS and ROG components, thoroughly tested and validated in-house to offer gamers incredible performance and reliability. Using standard components and a tool-less chassis, the G700 makes future upgrades and maintenance a dream. High-efficiency airflow and liquid-cooling options keep the high-performance parts operating at their peak, and bold ROG flourishes make the G700 a perfect fit with any battlestation. Incredible gaming performance As a flagship brand, gamers expect the best performance possible from ROG. The ROG G700 easily lives up to that legacy, featuring either up to an Intel® Core™ Ultra 9 processor 285K or up to an AMD Ryzen™ 7 9800X3D processor, both capable of buttery-smooth framerates in the latest games. Backing up that CPU power, the G700 comes equipped with up to a NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 5090 32GB GDDR7, offering access to the latest software technology like DLSS 3.5 and Frame Generation for higher framerates and visual fidelity than ever before. With up to 64GB of DDR5 RAM, the G700 can game, stream, and more, all at the same time. A 2TB PCIe® Gen 4 NVMe SSD can accommodate even the largest of game libraries, while booting and loading games in mere seconds. The G700 supports PCIe Gen 5 storage for gamers who want to upgrade their long-term storage down the road. The G700 is built exclusively from ROG and ASUS components[i], with a carefully crafted design and thorough quality testing that highlights ROG’s dedication to performance and reliability. With up to 64GB of DDR5 RAM, the G700 can game, stream, and more, all at the same time. A 2TB PCIe® Gen 4 NVMe SSD can accommodate even the largest of game libraries, while booting and loading games in mere seconds. The G700 supports PCIe Gen 5 storage for gamers who want to upgrade their long-term storage down the road. The G700 is built exclusively from ROG and ASUS components1, with a carefully crafted design and thorough quality testing that highlights ROG’s dedication to performance and reliability. Hyper-efficient cooling The G700 comes equipped right out of the box with four high-performance 120mm case fans, providing ample airflow for both air and water-cooled configurations of the machine. Air-cooled models feature a tower air cooler for the CPU, while liquid cooled variants come equipped with a 240mm AIO, offering the lowest possible CPU temperatures and fan noise. With three front intake fans and a rear exhaust, the G700 offers a simple yet optimized airflow path. All versions of the G700 also feature 3 dust filters, all of which are simple to remove and clean to keep the machine breathing easier. Tool-less entry With the use of standard sized components, including the motherboard, power supply, and case fans, the G700 is simple to upgrade and tinker with well into the future. Completely tool-less access to the side panels allows even new users to easily open the machine, for easy cleaning and component swaps. Unique touches across the machine show the G700’s ROG spirit, from strategically placed RGB with Aura Sync support, to the front I/O headers. For gamers in search of a true ROG gaming desktop, the G700 has arrived. AVAILABILITY & PRICING ASUS ROG G700 is currently available to purchase from R79,999 on ASUS Eshop.

Sid Meier’s Civilization 7 launched earlier this year to mostly positive reviews due to its quality of life improvements and quick-burst campaigns. While it initially launched on consoles and PC, fans suspected that it might get a release on Nintendo Switch 2 as well at some point. Now that we have confirmation of the $70 Switch 2 version, we also now know that the physical edition of the game will only have a code in the box. As reported by GameSpot, the physical edition of Civilization 7 on Nintendo Switch 2 doesn’t actually come with the game on a cartridge. Instead, players who purchase it will be greeted by a download code in the box, requiring players to download the entire game. It seems like the physical box is only meant for display purposes, which is a little disheartening for collectors hoping to build up their physical collection of Switch games. We already knew that certain Switch 2 games may not have the entire game on the cartridge but now it looks like we’re slowly getting more information about which games will be affected. This now includes Civilization 7. On the bright side, the Switch 2 version of Civilization 7 will fully harness the new Joy-Con mouse controls on the next-gen console, making the gameplay a little easier to grasp and bringing it closer to its PC counterpart. Fans complained that the PlayStation and Xbox versions of the game featured controls and UI that were a bit difficult to use and navigate. The game’s description reads: “The award-winning strategy game franchise returns with a revolutionary new chapter. Sid Meier’s Civilization 7 empowers you to build the greatest empire the world has ever known! In Civilization 7, your strategic decisions shape the unique cultural lineage of your evolving empire. Rule as one of many legendary leaders from throughout history and steer the course of your story by choosing a new civilization to represent your empire in each Age of human advancement.” Civilization 7 will launch alongside the Switch 2 on 5 June. It’s also available on the original Switch. Make sure you read our full review. Source: GameSpot Original article on GLITCHED