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Correction: Konami's September 10 owner page establishes that the print issue arrives September 16 in the United Kingdom and September 30 in the United States. Readers worldwide can access it digitally through 2000 AD's webstore and app. Earlier reports treated the dates as conflicting; the owner source establishes that they apply to different regions.
Read this story →Konami launched the set in the Americas on September 4 at a suggested US price of $34.99. Its page says 1,800 Grand Master Rares were printed, but then assigns 100 copies of each of 18 cards to the Americas and another 100 of each to European-distributed markets—two 1,800-card pools, or 3,600 by arithmetic. Until Konami resolves that internal conflict, neither total should be normalized; pull rates are also unstated.
Read this story →Konami named Hiroki Yasumoto as Simon, Yuko Kaida as Zoe and Akio Otsuka as Richard for the Japanese voice track. These performers correspond to the three principal roles previously identified in English; the announcement changes localization detail, not the release date, story structure or five behavior-driven outcomes already covered.
Read this story →Protagonist Ellie pursues a singing career while fighting a magical mafia conspiracy with spells and summoned beasts. Combat links close-range, ranged and area attacks into customizable combos, and developer field research informs architecture, cars, fashion and speakeasies. PS5, Xbox Series and Steam wishlists are open, but no release date is announced.
Read this story →Konami's new trailer uses an arrangement of the Castlevania II theme Bloody Tears while introducing previously unseen narrative scenes, player actions and boss encounters. The game remains scheduled for October 15. The official recap does not enumerate the complete boss roster or attach a new platform or edition announcement to the footage.
Read this story →Konami's Press Start presentation outlined the game's setting, story and battles and opened wishlists on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and Steam. The official release sets a 2027 window but supplies no exact date. Its short written recap does not support a narrower genre label or final feature list, so those remain for later material.
Read this story →Konami's Press Start program premiered the first gameplay introduction for the deck-building roguelike and opened its Steam wishlist. The official written recap confirms the PC route and genre, but does not give a release year, exact date, story premise or final rules structure. Those omissions keep the story centered on the first observable game material.
Read this story →Konami scheduled an approximately 30-minute stream for September 3 at 11 a.m. Toronto time, available on YouTube, Twitch, Facebook and TikTok. The company names Castlevania: Belmont's Curse and Silent Hill: Townfall among the projects receiving updates and says mature-rated titles will appear. It also explicitly says the program will contain no announcement about a Silent Hill remake.
Read this story →Writer and creative director Jon McKellan said the pocket CRTV shows glimpses of the past, signals threats and helps solve puzzles, and is designed never to lie. He also described five outcomes—three main endings on a first playthrough—shaped by metrics such as aggression, collecting and investigation rather than a final binary choice.
Read this story →In a Gamescom interview reported August 27, Okamoto said Konami would like, if possible, to release a new Silent Hill game every year and is exploring many unannounced projects simultaneously. He did not identify approved titles, platforms or dates.
Read this story →Konami launched the collection on August 27 for Switch, Switch 2, PS5, Xbox Series and Steam. It brings Metal Gear Solid 4 to a platform beyond PlayStation 3 for the first time, alongside Peace Walker HD, Ghost Babel and digital extras; content details can vary by platform.
Read this story →PlayStation's August 25 Gamescom roundup names Jovan Adepo, Terry O'Quinn and Kezia Burrows in the English cast and confirms that Townfall is played in first person. Konami's owner page establishes the September 24 date, Scottish island setting and PS5, Steam and Epic Games Store versions.
Read this story →Konami announced the English cast on August 24: Abby Trott voices Rose, JB Blanc plays Trevor Belmont, Alejandra Reynoso plays Sypha, Graham McTavish returns as Dracula and Liam O'Brien reprises Isaac from 2005's Curse of Darkness. The accompanying trailer also shows exploration, gothic environments, enemies and boss encounters, but does not change the game's release timing.
Read this story →Konami will release Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2 on August 27 for Switch, Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series and Steam. It brings Metal Gear Solid 4 and the HD version of Peace Walker to current platforms, with Ghost Babel and other digital extras; some contents differ by platform.
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