Game Pass September 2026: Check Your Tier Before You Download
September’s Game Pass lineup mixes new releases with tier upgrades. Here are the dates to check before Canadian players pay for a different plan.
Game Pass September 2026: Check Your Tier Before You Download
September’s Game Pass lineup mixes new releases with tier upgrades. Here are the dates to check before Canadian players pay for a different plan.
Apple’s Rumoured Beats Controller Could Fix iPhone Gaming
Apple is reportedly developing iPhone game controllers that could launch under Beats. The bigger question is whether real buttons can make Apple’s gaming strategy finally feel coherent.
The Internet Is Getting a Bouncer. We’re All in Line
Europe’s proposed Kids Act could reshape how children use social media, games and AI. The difficult part is that age-gating children means checking adults too.
A Game Is More Than the Files That Still Run
GOG’s downloadable PC game boxes look like a nostalgia project. They also raise a better question: how much of a game disappears when only the software survives?
Apple Waited Until Foldable Phones Became Boring
Apple’s first folding iPhone arrives years after its rivals. That delay may be the product’s most important feature.
Creators Are Getting Record Deals Without the Records
CreatorFi is turning future YouTube, Spotify, Roblox and TikTok income into upfront capital. It could fund independence—or make tomorrow’s work pay for today.
GoPro’s New Owner Wants the Camera Behind the Brand
GoPro’s merger with an optical-photonics company reveals that the action-camera brand may now be more valuable as a toolbox for robots, aerospace and industry.
The Government Wants a Reserved Seat in Your Feed
Britain wants public-service media to be easier to find on social platforms. The goal is understandable; deciding who deserves a boost is much harder.
Game Informer’s Comeback Works Because Print Has a New Job
Game Informer’s new app and international print expansion suggest gaming magazines can thrive when screens handle speed and paper becomes the keepsake.
Artists Shouldn’t Need a Smoke Alarm for AI Scraping
A new tool can warn artists when their work appears in public AI datasets. Its very existence shows how badly online consent has failed.
