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Console and PC players can try Resident Evil Requiem for free from today
AppWizard
May 27, 2026

Console and PC players can try Resident Evil Requiem for free from today

Capcom has released a demo for Resident Evil Requiem, which will be available in 2026 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store. The demo allows players to experience the game's early stages, but save data will not transfer to the full version. Since its release in February, Resident Evil Requiem has sold 7 million copies in two months, making it the fastest-selling game in the series. The game sold 5 million copies in its first week and reached 6 million shortly after. The previous record for 7 million sales was held by Resident Evil 4 (2023), which took over a year to achieve. The best-selling title in the franchise is the 2019 remake of Resident Evil 2, with 16.8 million copies sold, followed by Resident Evil 7 at 16.4 million, Resident Evil Village at 13.5 million, and the 2023 remake of Resident Evil 4 at 12.2 million.
Resident Evil Requiem New Game Plus explained
AppWizard
February 26, 2026

Resident Evil Requiem New Game Plus explained

New Game Plus in Resident Evil Requiem allows players to revisit the game while retaining items and experiences from their first playthrough. To start a New Game Plus, players must initiate a new game using their previous save data, as there is no straightforward New Game Plus mode. Deleting existing saves is necessary to wipe all content, including achievements and rewards, but this limits the ability to start anew without sacrificing progress. In the second playthrough, players can carry over special items and weapons from the first run, accessible from the initial supply box. Leon can access and upgrade his equipment sooner, starting with the tactical tracker, while Grace has access to her unbreakable knife and other unlocked equipment.
The Xbox app is now available on Arm-based Windows PCs
Winsage
January 21, 2026

The Xbox app is now available on Arm-based Windows PCs

Microsoft has launched its Xbox app for Windows 11 PCs with Arm chips, specifically those using the Snapdragon X processor. Over 85% of games on Microsoft’s Game Pass are now compatible with Arm architecture. The app allows for native game execution on devices, moving beyond previous limitations of cloud streaming. Microsoft has improved its emulator, Prism, to support AVX and AVX2 instructions. Additionally, a new feature called Game Save Sync integrates save data across PC and handheld devices. Microsoft plans to expand the Xbox app to select Hisense and V HomeOS-powered smart TVs in 2026. Xbox Game Pass offers various subscription tiers: Essential, Premium, and Ultimate, with the Ultimate Tier providing access to both Xbox and PC Game Pass games, including day-one releases for first-party titles.
Red Dead Redemption & Undead Nightmare hit iOS, Android, Netflix and next-gen consoles on Dec 2
BetaBeacon
November 14, 2025

Red Dead Redemption & Undead Nightmare hit iOS, Android, Netflix and next-gen consoles on Dec 2

The latest Rockstar Games update offers new features, smoother performance, free upgrades for existing users, support for old save files, and the ability to play on Android and iPhone devices. PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Switch 2 users can expect improved performance with high resolutions and frame rates. PS5 and Switch 2 users can transfer their save data. The complete editions include bonus content and will be available on subscription services like GTA+ Games Library and PlayStation Plus Game Catalogue. Undead Nightmare will also be available on Netflix.
The Sims loses one of its most iconic games as EA confirms final update and imminent delisting
AppWizard
October 21, 2025

The Sims loses one of its most iconic games as EA confirms final update and imminent delisting

The Sims Mobile is set to receive its final update today and will be delisted from the Apple and Google Play stores on October 21. The game will remain playable until January 20, 2026, when the servers will shut down. The final update removes the option for in-game purchases and introduces unlimited energy for players. On January 6, players will gain access to all Build Mode and Create A Sim content. The game launched in 2018, generating over a million in revenue and achieving 41.5 million downloads shortly after. Despite receiving over 50 updates, player engagement and revenue have declined significantly.
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