January is just about done and dusted, with some pretty big news left in its wake. During its last few days, we've had sobering reminders of the gaming industry's volatile nature along with yet another early-access release hitting the big time. At the same time, not all launches are proven equal as a major title is off to a rough start. All of that and more in the key headlines for January 25 - 31.

The Turbulent Launch of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League

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Let's dive into the rollercoaster ride that is the launch of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. It's a tale of early access gone awry, a controversial Batman scene, and gamers grappling with their $100 feeling a bit... well, villainously snatched.

(Credit: twitter.com/suicidesquadRS)

The game barely had time to spread its wings before a bug turned it into a speedrunner's dream - or nightmare, depending on who you ask. Imagine logging in and finding out you've already 'completed' the game. And all this f

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The festive season is now done and dusted, while the vastness of 2024's road stares us dead in the face. And you know what that means. Plenty of gaming news to go around and the years is surely kicking off peculiarly. From wacky hijinks at CES to disappearing Nintendo games, we've got a lot to cover.

Here are all the biggest gaming headlines for the January 4 - 10 period.

Sony's CES 2024 Spectacle: Driving EVs with PlayStation Controllers

(Credit: youtube.com/@Sony)

At CES 2024, Sony truly turned heads with a display straight out of a gamer's fantasy – controlling an actual electric vehicle (EV) with a PlayStation DualSense controller! This eye-catching stunt highlighted their ongoing collaboration with Honda on the concept EV, Afeela. While this remote-controlled showcase might not hint at a future of PlayStation-powered vehicles, it definitely put the spotlight on Sony's flair for the dramatic.

(Credit: youtube.com/@Sony)

Sony's showcase wasn't just about fancy controller tricks though. Th

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Who said that January is a snoozer when it comes to gaming news? A whole lot is going on in the space, from projects reportedly being canned to drama unfolding due to corporate greed. All of that and more in the biggest headlines for January 11 - 17.

Halo Battle Royale Hype Train Derails?

(Credit: twitter.com/HaloInfiniteMP)

The latest buzz surrounding the Halo universe is all about the once-mysterious and now seemingly scrapped Halo battle royale project. For a while, there was a lot of chatter about this project, codenamed Project Tatanka. It was like the gaming world's own Loch Ness Monster – often discussed but never actually seen.

(Credit: youtube.com/@XboxEra)

Developed by Certain Affinity, the co-conspirators behind the Halo series, this project was a topic of intrigue for over two years. Imagine, nearly 100 people tinkering away at what could've been a game-changer for Halo fans. But, as with many good tales, this one takes a twist. Reliable insiders on the XboxEra podcast, includin

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We're just a few days shy away from some of the biggest early releases of 2024 but the news train has picked up a whole lot of steam. There are skyrocketing sales numbers for an unexpected hit, more industry layoffs, a smattering of controversies, and a twist to an unlikely turn of events. All of that and more in the biggest headlines for January 18 to 24.

Palworld's Rollercoaster Ride: Record Sales Amidst Plagiarism Claims and AI Controversy

(Credit: store.steampowered.com)

Pocketpair's Palworld is making waves – and not just the kind that splash in the world of monster-catching RPGs. In a stunning debut, Palworld sold a whopping 7 million copies in just 5 days, racing past one million sales in eight hours and leaving industry giants like Cyberpunk 2077 and Elden Ring in the dust with a peak of 2.01 million players on PC. Needless to say, this indie hit, blending the charm of Pokemon with the thrill of an open-world adventure, has gamers hooked.

(Credit: steamdb.info)

(Credit: twitter.com/

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January is just about done and dusted, with some pretty big news left in its wake. During its last few days, we've had sobering reminders of the gaming industry's volatile nature along with yet another early-access release hitting the big time. At the same time, not all launches are proven equal as a major title is off to a rough start. All of that and more in the key headlines for January 25 - 31.

The Turbulent Launch of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League

(Credit: youtube.com/@glp)

Let's dive into the rollercoaster ride that is the launch of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. It's a tale of early access gone awry, a controversial Batman scene, and gamers grappling with their $100 feeling a bit... well, villainously snatched.

(Credit: twitter.com/suicidesquadRS)

The game barely had time to spread its wings before a bug turned it into a speedrunner's dream - or nightmare, depending on who you ask. Imagine logging in and finding out you've already 'completed' the game. And all this f

...

The festive season is now done and dusted, while the vastness of 2024's road stares us dead in the face. And you know what that means. Plenty of gaming news to go around and the years is surely kicking off peculiarly. From wacky hijinks at CES to disappearing Nintendo games, we've got a lot to cover.

Here are all the biggest gaming headlines for the January 4 - 10 period.

Sony's CES 2024 Spectacle: Driving EVs with PlayStation Controllers

(Credit: youtube.com/@Sony)

At CES 2024, Sony truly turned heads with a display straight out of a gamer's fantasy – controlling an actual electric vehicle (EV) with a PlayStation DualSense controller! This eye-catching stunt highlighted their ongoing collaboration with Honda on the concept EV, Afeela. While this remote-controlled showcase might not hint at a future of PlayStation-powered vehicles, it definitely put the spotlight on Sony's flair for the dramatic.

(Credit: youtube.com/@Sony)

Sony's showcase wasn't just about fancy controller tricks though. Th

...

Who said that January is a snoozer when it comes to gaming news? A whole lot is going on in the space, from projects reportedly being canned to drama unfolding due to corporate greed. All of that and more in the biggest headlines for January 11 - 17.

Halo Battle Royale Hype Train Derails?

(Credit: twitter.com/HaloInfiniteMP)

The latest buzz surrounding the Halo universe is all about the once-mysterious and now seemingly scrapped Halo battle royale project. For a while, there was a lot of chatter about this project, codenamed Project Tatanka. It was like the gaming world's own Loch Ness Monster – often discussed but never actually seen.

(Credit: youtube.com/@XboxEra)

Developed by Certain Affinity, the co-conspirators behind the Halo series, this project was a topic of intrigue for over two years. Imagine, nearly 100 people tinkering away at what could've been a game-changer for Halo fans. But, as with many good tales, this one takes a twist. Reliable insiders on the XboxEra podcast, includin

...

We're just a few days shy away from some of the biggest early releases of 2024 but the news train has picked up a whole lot of steam. There are skyrocketing sales numbers for an unexpected hit, more industry layoffs, a smattering of controversies, and a twist to an unlikely turn of events. All of that and more in the biggest headlines for January 18 to 24.

Palworld's Rollercoaster Ride: Record Sales Amidst Plagiarism Claims and AI Controversy

(Credit: store.steampowered.com)

Pocketpair's Palworld is making waves – and not just the kind that splash in the world of monster-catching RPGs. In a stunning debut, Palworld sold a whopping 7 million copies in just 5 days, racing past one million sales in eight hours and leaving industry giants like Cyberpunk 2077 and Elden Ring in the dust with a peak of 2.01 million players on PC. Needless to say, this indie hit, blending the charm of Pokemon with the thrill of an open-world adventure, has gamers hooked.

(Credit: steamdb.info)

(Credit: twitter.com/

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January is just about done and dusted, with some pretty big news left in its wake. During its last few days, we've had sobering reminders of the gaming industry's volatile nature along with yet another early-access release hitting the big time. At the same time, not all launches are proven equal as a major title is off to a rough start. All of that and more in the key headlines for January 25 - 31.

The Turbulent Launch of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League

(Credit: youtube.com/@glp)

Let's dive into the rollercoaster ride that is the launch of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. It's a tale of early access gone awry, a controversial Batman scene, and gamers grappling with their $100 feeling a bit... well, villainously snatched.

(Credit: twitter.com/suicidesquadRS)

The game barely had time to spread its wings before a bug turned it into a speedrunner's dream - or nightmare, depending on who you ask. Imagine logging in and finding out you've already 'completed' the game. And all this f

...

The festive season is now done and dusted, while the vastness of 2024's road stares us dead in the face. And you know what that means. Plenty of gaming news to go around and the years is surely kicking off peculiarly. From wacky hijinks at CES to disappearing Nintendo games, we've got a lot to cover.

Here are all the biggest gaming headlines for the January 4 - 10 period.

Sony's CES 2024 Spectacle: Driving EVs with PlayStation Controllers

(Credit: youtube.com/@Sony)

At CES 2024, Sony truly turned heads with a display straight out of a gamer's fantasy – controlling an actual electric vehicle (EV) with a PlayStation DualSense controller! This eye-catching stunt highlighted their ongoing collaboration with Honda on the concept EV, Afeela. While this remote-controlled showcase might not hint at a future of PlayStation-powered vehicles, it definitely put the spotlight on Sony's flair for the dramatic.

(Credit: youtube.com/@Sony)

Sony's showcase wasn't just about fancy controller tricks though. Th

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