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With the WRC license Scandinavian flicking itself to EA in 2023, WRC Generations may represent the last official effort developed by KT Racing for now – and the studio has certainly shot the works at it. The culmination of a seven-year stint on the series, WRC Generations combines gorgeous effects and great handling with the most generous selection of rally stages I’ve seen anywhere, and the result is the best and most laudably comprehensive rally game of KT’s tenure. That said, last year’s WRC 10 held that title previously, and most of Generations’ improvements relative to it are otherwise largely iterative. WRC Generations features a massive 21 rally locations, including all 13 of the events from this year’s official championship, plus a further eight bonus rallies – those are locations that aren’t on the 2022 calendar but are included because why the heck not? I’ve played rally games that have arrived with fewer countries than the bonus locations in Generations alone. It towers ...

Phil Spencer went on quite a press tour this week, leaving us with a lot to discuss, including: a definitive end to the Call-of-Duty-on-PlayStation debate (or is it?), the ongoing Xbox first-party exclusive game drought, the prospect of price increases on Xbox hardware and/or software and/or services, and more! Subscribe on any of your favorite podcast feeds, to our YouTube channel , or grab an MP3 of this week's episode . For more awesome content, check out our recent interview with Todd Howard, who answered all of our Starfield questions after the big reveal at the Xbox Showcase: For more next-gen coverage, make sure to check out our Xbox Series X review , our Xbox Series S review , and our PS5 review . Ryan McCaffrey is IGN's executive editor of previews and host of both IGN's weekly Xbox show, Podcast Unlocked , as well as our monthly(-ish) interview show, IGN Unfiltered . He's a North Jersey guy, so it's "Taylor ham," not "pork roll....

An explosive new trailer for Atomic Heart has revealed that the first-person action RPG will be released on February 21, 2023. The new trailer for Atomic Heart showcases its blood-pumping, fast-paced gameplay, and reveals a release date for the Soviet-era shooter. Developer Mundfish and publisher Focus Entertainment have now confirmed that players will be able to explore the game's mysterious world on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, Xbox One, and Game Pass in February . The story is set in an alternate version of the 1950s Soviet Union in which robotics and other advanced technologies were developed during World War 2. Robots designed to help humans have since turned against their creators, and a variety of secret experiments have led to the accidental creation of terrifying mutants, wreaking havoc on your own mission. Mundfish first announced Atomic Heart in 2018 , and there's been plenty of information shared since then. A huge chunk of gameplay gave people a better ide...

We now have an official release date for the PlayStation VR2 , the brand-new VR system that promises the next generation of VR technology. It will release on February 22, 2023, and that means preorders will be going live very soon (to be exact, November 15). You can now also register for an exclusive invite to preorder PS VR2 at PS Direct . But where can we preorder the PS VR2? We intend to answer that question, and more, in our new handy FAQ section on the latest entry into the VR market. For more news on the PSVR2 preorders, makes sure you're following @IGNDeals and @IGNUKDeals on Twitter. FAQ Jump To: Where Can I Preorder PS VR2? When Can I Preorder PS VR2? What is Included with PS VR2? How Much Does PS VR2 Cost? (PS VR2 Price) Do I Need a PS5 To Use the PS VR2? What is PS VR2? What Games Will be Available on PS VR2? What PS VR2 Accessories Will be Available? Where Can I Preorder PlayStation VR2 (PS VR2)? According to Sony, players will be initially able to pre...

There's only a week to go until God of War Ragnarok is released in the UK, so there's never been a better time to secure your preorder for the game. There's a great off at Currys at the moment, where you can preorder for just £59.95 when using code GOW15 at checkout. That's over £10 off the overall list price, and the best preorder deal available in the UK. It's also down to just £62.99 at Amazon if that's where you prefer to buy your games (or you've got some vouchers saved). Other deals today include an amazing discount on Method Anti-Bac Cleaning sprays, with a dual pack down to just £2.66 (that's just £1.33 per bottle), down from the £6 list price. There are also some other personal favourites on sale right now, such as the Where's Spidey?: A Marvel Spider-Man search & find book for £3, and the DualSense PS5 Wireless Controller & FIFA 23 bundle for £79.99 at Amazon (was £114.99). TL;DR - Our Favourite UK Deals Right Now God of W...

During EA's Q2 2023 earnings call, the company addressed the recent deal with Marvel and how the decision to enter into another partnership with Disney was driven by the success from the company's previous deal with Star Wars. During the call, EA was asked if it could offer more details about the recently announced deal with Marvel that will see EA work on three Marvel games starting with EA Motive's Iron Man game. While EA declined to go into that much more detail, the company said that it is seeking to be a "cooperative" and creative partnership rather than a "transactional" one. Furthermore, the decision to sign a new deal with Disney was a result of the previous Star Wars deal where EA says "over 40 percent of Star Wars players went on to play other EA games." In 2013 EA signed a ten-year deal allowing the company to exclusively make Star Wars games for Lucasfilms. This deal resulted in moderate hits like Star Wars Battlefront 1 and...

Each autumn I look forward to crisp cool mornings, vibrant foliage, the return of pumpkin spice, and the chance to experience a new year of Call of Duty multiplayer. With Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, Infinity Ward has brought back a familiar and cozy style of combat with more than enough variety to make it feel like more than a simple reskin of last year’s Vanguard. I'm enjoying it quite a bit, at least in between some annoyingly frequent performance problems on PC. The amazingly flexible weapon progression and tuning system, rock-solid gunplay, and some really awesome and inventive new modes on huge maps have me enjoying this iteration of the CoD formula more than I can remember in a long time. It’s still exactly the kind of Call of Duty experience you expect, but it shifts its focus enough to where it feels distinct and different, and it's easily my favorite Call of Duty multiplayer game of the last few years. First off, the gunplay in Modern Warfare 2's multiplayer...