All news: Records

Sims 4 2025 marked the strongest year yet for EA’s long-running life simulator, driven by expansions, systems, and fixes.

Metacritic history still has one clear outlier as Ocarina of Time remains the only game to hold a 99 score decades later.

Horses sells 18,000 copies after platform bans, covering debts but leaving the studio without funding to begin a new game

Hollow Knight: Silksong passes seven million copies sold in three months, with more players arriving through Game Pass

Doom's 32nd birthday sparks a browser-based archive that lets players run decades of fan-made Doom levels instantly online.

Cyberpunk 2077 reaches 35 million sold as CD Projekt shifts resources toward its next major projects.

Charlie Cox shifts attention to his co-star as Clair Obscur's spotlight grows.

New analysis explores how Call of Duty and Battlefield now overlap more than at any point in years.

Red Dead Redemption 2 surpasses all releases of the past seven years, becoming the fourth top-selling game ever.

Florida mother wins local Mortal Kombat XL tournament five days after giving birth, holding her newborn in her arms throughout the event.

Silent Hill f has already sold one million copies within a single day, tripling the sales pace of the Silent Hill 2 remake and marking a strong return for Konami’s survival horror franchise.

Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle crushes the box office with a $70 million U.S. opening, breaking a 25-year-old Pokémon anime record and earning over $350 million worldwide.

Nintendo has officially confirmed what insiders were already buzzing about: the Switch 2 has become the fastest-selling console in history, shattering expectations just days after launch.

*‘Minecraft’ Movie* dominates the box office with a $163 million debut, marking the year’s best opening so far. It’s a massive win for Warner Bros., surpassing expectations and setting new records!

Hazelight's Split Fiction isn't just a hit—it’s a record-breaker. In just one week, it sold 2 million copies and broke three Guinness World Records. Here's what makes it so special.

Capcom has announced that Monster Hunter Wilds has surpassed 8 million units sold worldwide in just 3 days, making it the fastest-selling title in the company’s history.