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• Wizards Tavern card game discounted at Amazon with free extra game

  IGN reports Wizards Tavern is on sale at Amazon for $24.99 and includes an additional free party game. The listing shows a regular price of $29.99, a 17% reduction from that price, according to IGN. IGN describes Wizards Tavern as a strategy drinking card game for adults that is based on the Do or Drink card game and contains 170 cards. The product is labeled for ages 21 and over only, per IGN.

• Flashforge Adventurer 5M discounted to about $136 on AliExpress Fall Sale, IGN reports

  IGN reports the Flashforge Adventurer 5M 3D printer is available on FlashForge's AliExpress store for about $136.91 after a $20 coupon code (15USAFF) as part of the AliExpress Fall Sale. IGN says the listing ships from a U.S. warehouse with free shipping and typically delivers in under a week with no extra import fees. The article notes the same model sells for $249 on Amazon and describes the 5M as an easy-to-set-up, entry-level printer that produces strong results and supports add-on mods such as an enclosure kit and a camera kit. IGN also discloses it may earn an affiliate commission if purchases are made through its links.

• Xbox CEO Asha Sharma reportedly answers customer support tickets monthly

  IGN reports that The Wall Street Journal says Xbox CEO Asha Sharma spends a few hours each month personally responding to customer support tickets. The Wall Street Journal, as cited by IGN, says she does this to better understand players and the complexity of fixing individual problems. IGN places this practice alongside other moves from Sharma’s first six months, including ending the "This is Xbox" marketing campaign, cutting Xbox Game Pass Ultimate’s price, and overseeing layoffs and studio spin-outs. Neither IGN nor the Wall Street Journal confirmed how many tickets she’s answered or whether she will continue the practice.

• Magic: The Gathering reveals new Planeswalker replacing Jace Beleren

  Polygon reports Wizards of the Coast has officially revealed a new Planeswalker presented as a replacement for Jace Beleren. Polygon says this change is tied to the Reality Fracture story, which it describes as marking the end of an era and introducing a new hero. Polygon notes Jace Beleren has been central to Magic: The Gathering for nearly two decades, portrayed as a powerful mind mage and a member of the Gatewatch. Polygon's supplied report does not confirm the new character's name, release timing, or whether Jace's replacement is permanent.

• Kingmakers resurfaces with extended gameplay video and new playtest

  PC Gamer reported developer Redemption Road resurfaced with an extended "deep dive" gameplay video for Kingmakers and opened signups for an upcoming playtest. The update arrives after nearly a year of silence following a last-minute delay ahead of the game's planned launch, PC Gamer added. PC Gamer said the trailer details what players will be doing in the game but described the cinematic interludes as "really not great." The article noted there is still no new release date announced.

• SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro wireless headset drops to $249.99 at Amazon and Best Buy

  IGN reports the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro wireless gaming headset is on sale for $249.99 at Amazon and Best Buy, a $100 reduction from its retail price. The listing cited by IGN is for the Xbox model but is said to also work with PlayStation and supports PC. IGN notes the Nova Pro has been among its highest-rated wireless headsets and that reviewer Kevin Lee gave the model a 10/10. IGN also reports SteelSeries released a successor, the Nova Pro Omni, earlier this year and currently sells for $380, which IGN says is a $130 premium the improvements don’t justify.

• Triple‑i Initiative Showcase returns Oct. 8 with Dave the Diver, Risk of Rain 2, Windrose

  Evil Empire's Triple‑i Initiative Showcase will return on Oct. 8 with announcements across 40 indie games, including Dave the Diver, Risk of Rain 2 and Windrose. Polygon reports the Bordeaux‑based developer says the second edition will present world premieres, gameplay reveals, release dates and other announcements. The event is described by Polygon as a counterpoint to Geoff Keighley‑hosted Game Awards and follows a successful spring outing. Polygon also notes the showcase promises "No ads, no host, just games."

• TCG Card Shop Simulator: GameRant guide on maximizing shop profits

  GameRant reports ways to increase income in TCG Card Shop Simulator, advising players to keep shelves stocked, sell a variety of cards and price items reasonably. The guide says keeping shelves stocked prevents running out and helps maximize profits. It recommends rounding prices to whole numbers to speed transactions and maintain customer satisfaction. GameRant frames the game around earning money so players can expand their shop.

• Stranger Than Heaven and Crazy Taxi movies coming to Netflix

  TheGamer reports Netflix will host film adaptations of Sega’s Stranger Than Heaven and Crazy Taxi, and that Sega greenlit a Stranger Than Heaven movie before the game’s release. The story frames both projects as official Netflix-bound films. TheGamer’s coverage does not include release dates, cast, or production-team details. Additional production information and scheduling have not been confirmed in the report.

• Pokemon: Night Out officially revealed

  GameRant reported that Pokemon: Night Out was officially revealed. The report was published on September 14, 2026, and credited to GameRant editor Andrea Trama. The supplied evidence contains the article headline and metadata but does not include the article body or further details. Additional specifics such as release date, platforms, and gameplay are not confirmed in the provided source.

• Pokémon TCG Ascended Heroes arriving at Costco, Polygon reports

  Polygon reported that Costco is quietly receiving the Pokémon Trading Card Game set Ascended Heroes. The outlet says this arrival coincides with the same week that 30th anniversary Pokémon products are released. Polygon described Ascended Heroes as the hottest Pokémon set of 2026, saying it has been hard to find and driven a brutal resale market. Polygon also reported that the information comes from Costco employees and Discord servers with access to stock numbers.

• PC Gamer launches 'RAMpocalypse' hub to help readers with memory price crisis

  PC Gamer has set up a 'RAMpocalypse' hub page to help PC gamers navigate the current memory pricing crisis, the site reports. The article says PC Gamer's hardware team brings more than 60 years of combined experience and will collect handpicked deals, reviews and build advice on the hub. PC Gamer reports that noise from memory companies and chip producers suggests prices are likely to worsen, making upgrades and new desktops or gaming laptops harder to shop for. The article also discloses that purchases through its site links may earn an affiliate commission.

• Wordle #1914 hints and answer published for September 15, 2026

  Insider Gaming published hints and the answer for Wordle #1914, the daily five-letter puzzle for September 15, 2026. The guide, authored by Mike Straw and posted September 14, 2026, offers tips and strategies that the outlet says can help players solve the puzzle faster and maintain their streaks. It includes a spoiler warning and directs readers to play on the official Wordle website or jump straight to the answer link.

• Resident Evil movie teaser includes Leon Kennedy Easter egg

  TheGamer reports the new Resident Evil movie teaser contains an Easter egg suggesting the existence of Leon Kennedy. TheGamer says the film is directed by Weapons director Zach Cregger and represents a significant departure from the earlier Resident Evil movies. The article also references script leaks in relation to the production but does not confirm whether those leaks match the final film. The piece frames the tease as something Leon fans may spot and discuss.

• Warlock is 'fundamentally a linear story,' Wizards of the Coast says

  PCGamesN reports Wizards of the Coast says Warlock is "fundamentally a linear story" with no branching narratives. PCGamesN's Gamescom coverage says Invoke told the outlet the game's narrative will not branch. The report says Warlock is set in Darkon, a sprawling open-world realm in D&D's Ravenloft setting, but that protagonist Kaatri's story is more confined than in games such as Baldur's Gate 3 or the Dragon Age series. PCGamesN frames this as a contrast with recent RPGs that emphasize player choice and branching outcomes.

• Zack Snyder's The Last Photograph gets poor early reviews after TIFF debut

  Polygon reports that Zack Snyder’s long‑in‑development film The Last Photograph premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and received largely negative early reviews. Early coverage described the film as a tortuous viewing experience and criticized its direction and political elements, according to Polygon. Polygon also noted negative social‑media reaction, including critical posts on X from users and film programmer Josh Lewis.

• EA FC 27 reveals Ultimate Team roadmap with ten promos through February

  Insider Gaming reports EA has published an EA FC 27 Ultimate Team content roadmap listing ten promos and a full schedule of releases through late February. The outlet says EA is running a reduced number of promos this year but is bringing back fan-favorite events such as Winter Wildcards and Ultimate Scream. Insider Gaming notes the roadmap includes previews like a first look at card designs and outlines weekly promo content that will roll out. The report shows content confirmed up to February; it does not detail plans beyond that period.

• Kernel Hearts, Fright Train and Sublight featured in Rock Paper Shotgun's weekly PC roundup

  Rock Paper Shotgun reported in its "This week in PC games" column (published Sept. 14, 2026) that Kernel Hearts lets players become a magic girl, Fright Train casts players as a dog commando, and Sublight puts players in command of a capital-class warship. The article presents those three as highlights in the site's weekly PC-games roundup. The provided excerpt includes role descriptions but does not supply release dates, developer comments, or other release details.

• The Last of Us Part 2 multiplayer mod scrapped after Sony legal request

  Modder Speclizer said they received a letter on behalf of Sony Interactive Entertainment requesting that their multiplayer mod for The Last of Us Part 2 not be released, and the project has been scrapped, PC Gamer reports. The mod had been in development since January, reached a recent development milestone, and was slated for a September release. Speclizer announced the cancellation on X, described the outcome as "extremely sad," and asked followers to support their next project. PC Gamer notes the request arrived via a letter; no further legal steps or resolutions have been confirmed.

• Diablo 4 gets a Geralt Barbarian skin; Cyberpunk: Edgerunners to cross with Overwatch in 2027

  CD Projekt Red unveiled a Geralt-themed Barbarian skin coming to Diablo 4 and said Cyberpunk: Edgerunners will crossover with Overwatch in 2027, Polygon reported. Polygon reported CD Projekt Red argued the Witcher collaboration could only work for one Diablo 4 class — the Barbarian — shaping that design choice. The publisher also explained why the Overwatch crossover focuses on Cyberpunk: Edgerunners rather than Cyberpunk 2077, according to Polygon. Polygon did not report firm release dates or pricing for the Diablo 4 skin or additional specifics beyond the 2027 timing for the Overwatch crossover.

• One Piece replaces Luffy as strongest New Generation pirate

  GameRant reports that One Piece replaces Luffy as the strongest New Generation pirate. The article was written by Rei Penber, GameRant’s deputy lead editor for anime and manga, and published Sep 14, 2026. Penber’s author bio notes his focus on deep lore analysis and powerscaling, indicating the piece presents an editorial assessment. The supplied evidence includes the article title and author information but does not include the article’s full content or supporting details.

• Gundam Rogue Orbit PS5 gameplay looks Armored Core-like, Push Square reports

  Push Square reports multiple new PS5 gameplay previews for Gundam Rogue Orbit appeared on YouTube over the weekend, giving the first substantial look at the game in action. The site says the combat plays a bit like Armored Core but is less technically demanding. Push Square describes the action as fast-paced and relatively simple on the surface with depth in combos and boost-gauge management, and notes enemies can overwhelm the player when grouped. Push Square points readers to uncut footage from PlayStation Access, Oroboro and Globku for extended coverage.

• World of Warcraft: Forever to add hardcore (permadeath) mode by winter, PC Gamer reports

  PC Gamer reports developers said at the 'What's Next' panel that World of Warcraft: Forever will include a hardcore (permadeath) mode arriving by winter. The announcement was made on stage by production director Clayton Stone, who previously served as associate production director on Classic. PC Gamer describes World of Warcraft: Forever as a reimagining of vanilla WoW—essentially 'Classic+'—with updated talent trees, new raids and dungeons, more horizontal progression, and refreshed graphics. PC Gamer also noted that adding permadeath could be notable given the game's new systems and potentially untested ways for characters to die.

• The Batman: Part 2 set photos tease two major villains

  Polygon reports that new set photos from The Batman: Part 2, filming in London, appear to tease two major villains. The images and video center on a large protest scene showing Robert Pattinson’s Bruce Wayne moving through a massive crowd flanked by Gotham City Police Department officers. Polygon says the footage and photos have prompted speculation that a long-standing fan theory may be true. The behind-the-scenes material began surfacing over the weekend as filming continues.

• Stephen Root says he appears in Grand Theft Auto 6

  Actor Stephen Root told the Associated Press at the BAFTA TV Tea Party that he appears in Grand Theft Auto 6, saying “Yeah, you’re going to see me in there,” Polygon reports. Polygon says Root’s comment came ahead of any public casting announcement from Rockstar Games. The report notes Rockstar has kept voice-cast details largely quiet even as trailers and an extended Netflix look have introduced characters. Polygon adds that fans may already recognize Root’s voice in the GTA 6 trailers.

• Valheim: How to beat Bonemass — GameRant's guide

  GameRant published a guide explaining how to defeat Bonemass in Valheim, stressing the need to adapt to the environment and prepare antidotes ahead of the encounter. The article describes Bonemass as more than a simple skill check and says it can be a problematic enemy compared with the first two bosses. GameRant frames its advice as three primary tricks and strategies to exploit Bonemass’s weaknesses. According to the guide, failing to adapt or bring antidotes will make the fight much harder.

• Kingdom Hearts' Chain of Memories appears in GameRant Daily Crossword

  GameRant's Daily Crossword for September 15, 2026 includes the solution CHAINOFMEMORIES, identified as the 2004 Game Boy Advance Kingdom Hearts entry set in Castle Oblivion, the site reports. The puzzle's published answers also list HOUSEOFWOLVES, described by GameRant as Destiny's first major expansion introducing the Reef and Prison of Elders, and ZIDANE. GameRant presents the crossword on its site with a clue list and interactive grid for readers to play. The page notes GameRant has been a video game news source since 2009.

• Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Part 1 is now free on YouTube

  Polygon reports that Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Part 1 is officially free to stream on YouTube. The outlet describes the film as a grimmer, age-focused take on Batman and calls it “the most overlooked movie of the century.” Polygon notes the availability comes “14 years later” and explicitly distinguishes this title from the Zack Snyder Batman film. The article frames the movie around whether Bruce Wayne should still be Batman, per Polygon’s reporting.

• League of Legends: Anyone's Legend wins 2026 LPL Championship

  Dot Esports reports Anyone’s Legend defeated Bilibili Gaming 3–1 on Sept. 13 to win the 2026 LPL Championship. The outlet says the victory secures China’s first seed at the League of Legends World Championship. Dot Esports reports Tarzan was MVP in AL’s first two wins, logging a 7/2/5 Qiyana in game one and an 8/0/6 Cho’Gath in game two, while Hope had a strong game four on Miss Fortune. The report adds this is Anyone’s Legend’s second LPL title after Split 2 in 2025 and that the result ended BLG’s bid to sweep all three domestic titles this season.

• GameRant ranks 10 strongest healing abilities in shonen anime

  GameRant published a ranked list of the 10 strongest healing abilities in shonen anime. The list was written by GameRant contributor Cathlyn Melo and published on Sept. 13, 2026. The article notes that healing powers in shonen series are frequently overshadowed by overwhelmingly powerful offensive techniques. Melo’s byline describes her as an experienced anime writer who previously worked in Epicstream’s anime department.