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Street Fighter - Official 'Why Hand Drawn' Featurette - IGN

Take a look at the 'Why Hand Drawn' Featurette for Street Fighter, the upcoming action-fighting movie based on the hit video game series distributed by Paramount Pictures. Get the rundown on how the animated flashbacks in the film were brought to life in the live-action rendition of Street Fighter, in theaters on October 16.Set in 1993, estranged Street Fighters Ryu and Ken Masters are thrown back into combat when the mysterious Chun-Li recruits them for the next World Warrior Tournament: a brutal clash of fists, fate, and fury. But behind this battle royale lies a deadly conspiracy that forces them to face off against each other and the demons of their past. And if they don’t, it’s GAME OVER!Street Fighter stars Noah Centineo, Andrew Koji, Callina Liang, Joe “Roman Reigns” Anoai, David Dastmalchian, Cody Rhodes, Andrew Schulz, Orville Peck, Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, Jason Momoa, and more. The film is directed by Kitao Sakurai and produced by Mary Parent, Cale Boyter, Jason Momoa, Takayuki Nakayama, and Stefan Makhoul.Street Fighter is in theaters on October 16.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 - Official DMZ Early Access Gameplay Trailer - IGN

Don't miss this early access gameplay trailer for Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4's DMZ Mode. Drop in, gear up, fight and extract! Take on bounties or become hunted yourself, explore the map for resources to bring back to the FOB as you build up for greater and greater risks and rewards. Play the DMZ mode in Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 on October 20th when you pre-order the digital edition, otherwise you can drop in on October 23rd for PlayStation 5 (PS5), PC (Steam, BattleNet) and Xbox Series X|S.

GTA San Andreas Is Where Rockstar’s Cinematic Flair Truly Began - Art of the Level - IGN

When Rockstar debuted its extended look at GTA 6 on Netflix, it was as if the developer had uploaded a one-off episode of a crime thriller to the platform. Rockstar has always had one eye on the movies – the game that shot it to stardom is a love-letter to Goodfellas, and its most recent open-world is the greatest Western never filmed. But the cinematic ambition we associate with the studio truly came to fruition in 2004 with Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Its predecessors, GTA 3 and Vice City, had been packed with references to classic crime cinema and voiced by genuine Hollywood talent. But that wasn’t enough for San Andreas. For this ‘90s-set Californian epic, Rockstar wanted to put you in the movies. And so it designed missions that felt like they’d been pulled from the silver screen. There’s no better example of this than Reuniting the Families, the penultimate chapter of San Andreas’ opening act. It’s a highly-scripted, expertly directed slice of interactive storytelling that casts you in the leading role. And by trading the freedom of its open world for a tighter, more authored experience, San Andreas makes this gripping getaway feel more dramatic than any story the series had told thus far.

Battlefield 6 REDSEC - Official Rapid Royale Gameplay Trailer - IGN

Check out this new gameplay trailer for Battlefield 6 REDSEC's Rapid Royale mode! Drop into the new Las Vegas map as you battle in smaller spaces, with fewer numbers in an effort to get as many kills as possible to earn redeploys! Rapid Royale is live in Battlefield 6 REDSEC on October 13th as part of Season 5 for PlayStation 5 (PS5), PC (Steam) and Xbox Series X|S.

Sifu - Official Mobile Gameplay Trailer - IGN

Check out this new look at the critically acclaimed beat-em-up Sifu, from the team at Sloclap. Taking the action on the go for the first time, you'll be able to take on the Dawn Group across several stages and battle the masters in thrilling 1-on-1 duels. Sifu is out now for PlayStation 4 (PS4), Nintendo Switch, PC (Steam) Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and comes to Mobile on October 12th.

Wednesday, October 14, 2026

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