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Xbox has assumed development of the “PHYSINT” espionage action game, previously being co-developed by Kojima Productions and PlayStation Studios. Sony Interactive Entertainment announced the split on September 9, 2026, maintaining that its relationship with Kojima Productions remains positive despite the change, following a notice received by Hideo Kojima in June. This move follows recent events at both companies; SIE settled a $7.85 million lawsuit, and Xbox announced layoffs affecting 3,200 employees. Xbox already collaborates with Kojima Productions on the title OD.

SteelSeries released its first high-end, pro-grade controller, the Aeon Pro Wireless, now available for $259.99 on PC and Xbox. The controller features a unique infinite battery system utilizing two rechargeable batteries, a QuickSwitch system for device compatibility, Hall Effect magnetic sensors for joysticks, mechanical switches for programmable buttons, and modular thumbsticks. The Aeon Pro joins SteelSeries’ Stratus and Nimbus controller lines.

Asus has released a new iteration of the TUF Gaming A14 laptop, notable for its configuration that omits a discrete GPU, reportedly prioritizing power efficiency and battery life. The “2026” designation signifies a recent update to the TUF Gaming series, which is marketed towards gamers and those requiring durable, portable performance.