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Marathon Delayed Indefinitely From September Release
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Marathon Delayed Indefinitely From September Release

by admin June 17, 2025


Bungie has delayed Marathon from its September 23 release date, opting not to give a new launch date as it focuses on improving the game with updates, new features, and more. 

“Through every comment and real-time conversation on social media and Discord, your voice has been strong and clear,” a post from the Marathon Dev Team at Bungie reads. “We’ve taken this to heart, and we know we need more time to craft Marathon into the game that truly reflects your passion. After much discussion within our Dev team, we’ve made the decision to delay the September 23rd release.” 

 

Bungie continues, stating the recent Alpha test period created an opportunity for the Marathon dev team to calibrate and focus on what will make the game compelling in the survival FPS genre. It will use additional closed testing (including Alpha participants) to deploy gameplay updates and test new features as they come online over the next few months. Those features include “upping the survival game, doubling down on the Marathon universe, [and] adding more social experiences.” 

Regarding upping the survival game, Bungie plans to add “more challenging and engaging AI encounters, more rewarding runs, with new types of loot and dynamic events, [and] making combat more tense and strategic.” For doubling down on the Marathon universe, the developer plans to increase visual fidelity, add more narrative and environmental storytelling to discover and interact with, and a darker tone that delivers on the themes of the original trilogy. And finally, in terms of adding more social experiences, Bungie wants a better player experience for solos and duos, and to add proximity chat, “so social stories can come to life.” 

Bungie says players will hear from it this Fall when it can share its progress alongside the game’s new release date. This indefinite delay follows news last month after an artist online claimed Bungie had stolen her work and used it in Marathon, which Bungie confirmed as an “unauthorized use” of art shortly after. 

While waiting to learn the new release date, check out this Marathon gameplay trailer. 

Do these improvements for Marathon sound like something you want? Let us know in the comments below!



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After GTA 6's Delay, September Has Filled Up With New Games
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After GTA 6’s Delay, September Has Filled Up With New Games

by admin June 6, 2025



Image: Reef / Sony / Gearbox / Konami / Square Enix / Kotaku

Boy howdy, there sure are a lot of video games suddenly getting September or October release dates. It’s almost like a very big video game that was expected to arrive around that time recently got delayed, and every publisher is trying to rush in and grab a release date ahead of the holiday season.

GTA 6 Beers Look Tasty As Hell

On Wednesday, Sony held its latest State of Play event. We got some nice reveals, including a Final Fantasy Tactics remaster announcement, and some new trailers for previously announced games like 007 First Light. All in all, it was a solid showcase. But throughout, I noticed that a lot of games were getting September or early October release dates announced. It seems that after GTA 6, which was previously expected to arrive in that time frame, recently got delayed until May 2026, everyone is feeling more comfortable launching a game in late summer or early fall. However, this is leading to a jam-packed September.

Here’s every game that got a September or October release date announced during State of Play:

  • Hirogami – September 3
  • Baby Steps – September 8
  • Silent Hill F – September 25
  • Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles – September 30
  • Digimon Story Time Stranger – October 3

It’s very likely that at least some of these games were slated to launch in September or October even before GTA 6 was delayed. And perhaps some of them would have still launched in that timeframe even if GTA 6 didn’t get pushed back into 2026. But I also suspect that at least one or two of these games were likely to get pushed back to avoid Rockstar’s open-world behemoth. But now that it’s gone from 2025, they can stick to the plan, and everyone can publicly lock down a date in late summer/early fall.

It was reported in February that “everyone” in the game industry was waiting for Rockstar to announce a GTA 6 date. And when Borderlands 4‘s September release date was announced by 2K Games and Gearbox earlier this year, that provided the first clue that it might be safe to drop your game in that timeframe. Take-Two owns both Rockstar and 2K Games. Now, everyone knows for certain that the last few months of 2025 are open for business, and that’s led to a log jam forming in September.

Here are just some of the games launching in September. Keep in mind some of these dates were announced before the delay:

  • Hirogami – September 3
  • Hell Is Us – September 4
  • Everybody’s Golf: Hot Shots – September 5
  • Daemon X Machina Titanic Scion – September 5
  • Terminator 2D No Fate – September 5
  • Star Wars Outlaws (Switch 2 port) – September 5
  • Baby Steps – September 8
  • Borderlands 4 – September 12
  • Marathon – September 23
  • Silent Hill F – September 25
  • Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles – September 30

Yowza, that’s a lot of games! And I wouldn’t be surprised if a few more big games arrive in September as we get more release dates during this year’s ongoing Not-E3 / Summer Game Fest season. Like I said already, I think the last thing 2025 needed was GTA 6. We’ve got plenty of games this year.

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Gen V returns to Amazon for season 2 this September
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Gen V returns to Amazon for season 2 this September

by admin June 2, 2025


At this year’s CCXP convention in Mexico, Amazon announced that Gen V is set to return for its second season on September 17th with a three episode premiere. Along with the premiere date news, Amazon also released a new trailer teasing some of the challenges Marie (Jaz Sinclair), Emma (Lizze Broadway), Jordan (London Thor and Derek Luh), are going to be up against as they return for another year of studying at Godolkin University.

With the White House now effectively under Homelander’s control, Godolkin has become a very different, even more sinister place where a large chunk of the superpowered student body is coming around on the idea that regular humans are inferior beings. That’s the message Godolkin’s new dean, Cipher (Hamish Linklater) wants his students to take to heart as they learn to wield their powers by participating in what looks like a school-sanctioned fight club. But it’s hard for Marie and her friends to see Cipher as anything but an enemy given how the university locked them away for trying to stop Sam (Asa Germann) and Cate (Maddie Phillips) from murdering people without abilities.

Though Gen V’s younger character will be the primary focus this season, the trailer also makes clear that the new season will spend more time with Polarity (Sean Patrick Thomas) as he investigates the death of his son Andre (Chance Perdromo, who died in a motorcycle accident last March ahead of the season’s production starting.) Suffice to say that things aren’t looking great for the Gen V kids, but as dire as the situation is about to get, it looks like they won’t be going down without a fight when we see them again this fall.



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