S-GAME has confirmed physical PS5 editions of Phantom Blade Zero for 2027, with the end of its launch trailer showing Standard, Deluxe and Ultimate editions, the Ultimate edition including a collectible steel case. No date or price has been set yet. The game launches digitally on October 29 (the evening of October 28 in the Americas) for PS5 and for PC on Steam and the Epic Games Store.
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Phantom Blade Zero's PC pre-load opens October 26 at 7:00 PM PDT (10 PM AST), per the game's official X account, which says the game is about 145 GB and asks players to reserve at least 300 GB of free SSD space for the pre-load. The game unlocks October 28 at 7:00 PM PDT (October 29, 10 AM Beijing) for everyone at once, on PS5 and PC.
Blizzard says World of Warcraft: Forever launches globally on November 4, 2026, at 3 PM PT (6 PM ET). Access is included with a World of Warcraft subscription or Game Time.
PlayStation has announced the Prism Collection, a lineup of transparent DualSense wireless controllers and matching PS5 console covers in three colors: Flare Orange, Emerald Green, and Graphite Gray. Sony said pre-orders begin November 10, 2026, with the collection launching starting February 4, 2027.
GameSir has announced Sunset Boulevard and Ocean Breeze editions of its G7 Pro controller, with tropical, Miami-sunset-inspired designs, and opened pre-orders. GameSir says they are designed for Xbox and keep TMR sticks, 1000Hz polling, dual-mode triggers and four remappable buttons. Insider Gaming reports a £99.99 price and a November release; GameSir has not given a visible price or exact date in its announcement.
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