IO Interactive, the studio that was behind the development of the popular Hitman series, hopes its upcoming James Bond origin story could start a trilogy. While speaking to IGN, IO boss Hakan Abrak said the team feels like it's had "20 plus years of training for the agent fantasy," courtesy of Hitman.

If you are someone who loves the Call of Duty series so much that you wish to have it available on every surface, Microsoft has some good news for you. The company has brought its new Black Ops 6 Accessories Collection - featuring two customizable Call of Duty: Black Ops 6-themed controller variants, and a matching Xbox Series X wrap.

The Halo Infinite battle royale mode which was reportedly scrapped by Microsoft was in fact a real thing, with one developer saying it "could have been a game changer" for the beloved Xbox franchise.

Netflix’s new games chief seems to be turning things around for the company. Alain Tascan, who became president of games in July, has hired Jeet Shroff for the newly created role of a VP over games tech and portfolio development.

Chinese handheld gaming console firm Anbernic has unveiled its first wireless controller, the Rg P01. Adding to its already impressive handheld consoles, the Anbernic RG P01 is fully compatible with PC, Steam, Switch, Android, iOS, and more. It supports Bluetooth 5.3, a 2.4G wireless option for low-latency gaming, and a wired connection.

Apple has announced the launch of the new iPad mini for the Indian market. Apple’s smallest iPad comes powered by the A17 Pro chip, which means it is capable of running Apple intelligence features.

Dell has unveiled its late XPS 13 laptop in the Indian market. The new XPS is powered by Intel’s latest Core Ultra processor Series 2. Apart from that, it comes with a dedicated NPU with up to 48 TOPs that aim to enable AI-powered features offered by the Windows 11 OS such as text and image creation.

Instagram has rolled out a new feature for creators that will make it easier for them to share their profiles with others. They will now be able to create a two-sided digital card on the Meta-owned social media platform which matches their style, thanks to multiple customizable options.

Amazon has announced the launch of its refreshed Kindle lineup of e-book readers. What’s more interesting is that the lineup includes the Colorsoft Signature Edition, which comes with a colored e-ink display. It claims to offer a week-long battery and costs $279.99.

The Nothing Phone 2a launched back in March, giving fans a new mid-range device to try out. At the same time, the company kicked off a community project, asking members to contribute to co-designing a Phone 2a Community Edition. Well, it’s almost time we get to see what the phone has to offer.

Microsoft has settled the antitrust lawsuit filed on behalf of a group of gamers who objected to the firm’s $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard. As per a report from The Wrap, details of the settlement were not revealed, but we do know the lawsuit was dismissed with prejudice, which means it cannot be filed again.

An unannounced Death Note game based on the popular anime and manga series has been rated in Taiwan. First spotted by Gematsu, the rating is for both PS5 and PS4, with the full game name as Death Note: Killer Within. Bandai Namco is the publisher. No further details have been revealed at this time, including the storyline of the game or release date.

Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero has got off to a flying start, as it sold three million sales in 24 hours. The first sequel in more than 15 years in the Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi series launched on October 11 across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and S, and PC via Steam, and quickly witnessed a spike, reaching the list of the most-played games on Valve’s platform. Neither Sony nor Microsoft makes their console numbers public.

Riot Games has announced it will be reducing its workforce from the League of Legends PC development team. The company hasn’t revealed the number of developers it will lay off from the team, while simultaneously pledging to boost the size of the League of Legends team.

Sony has confirmed that 18 games will be departing from the PlayStation Plus Games Catalog on November 18. The list includes some popular titles like Red Dead Redemption 2, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, and the entire Kingdom Hearts collection.

Chinese smartphone brand Realme has announced the launch of the Realme P1 Speed in India. The company also introduced its first headphone model dubbed Techlife Studio H1. These wireless headphones come with Hi-Res Certification. Speaking of the smartphone, it comes packed with the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Energy 5G chipset and sports a 6050 square stainless steel VC cooling area for heat management.

Samsung’s Galaxy Ring will soon be available in the Indian market. The Samsung Galaxy Ring debuted globally in July at the Paris Galaxy Unpacked show. There are three types of rings and nine sizes to pick from.

Reliance Jio has launched two new models in its JioBharat Series, the JioBharat V3 and V4, at the India Mobile Congress 2024. These feature phones start at a price of Rs 1,099 and are designed to bring affordable 4G connectivity to millions of 2G users in the country.

YouTube has announced the launch of some new features, alongside visual and product upgrades, to its mobile, web, and TV apps. With these new features, the company aims to improve the user experience. These features are said to be rolled out to all users in the coming weeks.

Apple seems to prepping to launch a more affordable version of its Vision Pro headset as early as next year. At least that’s what Bloopberg’s Mark Gurman suggested in his Power On newsletter.