All articles tagged with #launch date
Valve is reportedly planning a reservation queue and multiple Steam Machine packages (four Steam Machine variants and two Steam Frame configurations) ahead of launch to curb scalpers, with no firm price or date yet; updates imply the Steam Machine, Frame, and Controller may ship this year, but details remain uncertain.
Subnautica 2 released an Early Access cinematic trailer announcing a May 14, 2026 launch at 08:00 PDT / 15:00 UTC, priced at 29.99 USD as a one‑time purchase that includes all updates through 1.0 and beyond; storefronts like Steam, Epic Games, and Xbox have updated pages and screenshots, with a Discord channel for ongoing news and community events.
Subnautica 2 is set for Early Access on May 14, 2026, about two weeks from now, following a protracted legal dispute between Unknown Worlds and Krafton; a cinematic trailer confirmed the date, though the game remains unfinished, with hopes its Early Access will mirror the original Subnautica’s evolution from early access to a polished 1.0 release.
Motorola confirms the Razr 2026 lineup will debut on April 29 and teases bold colors and fabric-like finishes (walnut, forest green, violet) with glimpses of a cover display. The piece also notes price‑hike rumors across the line (Razr 2026 around $799, Razr Plus about $1,099, Razr Ultra around $1,499, and Razr Fold reportedly near $1,899) attributed to AI/memory costs, plus leaks suggesting specs like a 7-inch inner display, a 4-inch cover display, and a 5,000 mAh battery for the Ultra/2026 family.
Valve has reaffirmed plans to ship the Steam Machine and two other announced hardware products in 2026, despite earlier vague timing tied to memory and storage shortages; the company says concrete pricing and launch dates will be announced once plans are finalized.
Pearl Abyss says Crimson Desert isn’t hiding console footage and will reveal footage ahead of launch to give fans time to preorder; the game launches March 19, 2026 on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S with preorder options and current pricing.
TechRadar’s take on Capcom’s Resident Evil Requiem marketing notes a deliberate delay and secrecy around demos, despite Leon Kennedy’s late-2025 reveal and a February State of Play. With a February 27 launch date across PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC, fans frustration over no pre-launch demo is weighed against the idea that releasing a full, spoiler-free experience later could pay off by heightening anticipation and reveals at launch.
Samsung’s Gulf promo materials imply the Galaxy S26 will be unveiled at Galaxy Unpacked on February 25, 2026, aligning with prior leaks. The two-phase campaign runs February 2–24 and February 25–April 10 and includes giveaways of the Galaxy S25 or Galaxy Watch 8, with the event also expected to introduce Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro.
Google officially announced the Pixel 10a with a February 18 launch and pre-orders beginning then, despite ongoing leaks. A YouTube teaser hints at more in store, but Google hasn’t revealed full specifications or upgrades over the Pixel 9a, leaving some details unclear.
Highguard, from Wildlight Entertainment, remains on track for a January 26, 2026 launch and will host a dedicated launch showcase with a full gameplay deep dive and year-one plans, despite sparse marketing. The game is free-to-play, and its pedigree from Apex Legends/Titanfall creators has fueled curiosity and some skepticism until hands-on impressions arrive.
A Samsung forum moderator hints the Galaxy S26 will be unveiled at a February Unpacked event (likely February 25, 2026) in San Francisco, with three models and a March 5 release; the Galaxy S26 Edge is reportedly removed from the schedule, and there is no official confirmation yet.
Dealabs cites a March 5 launch for Google’s Pixel 10a in Europe, with a February 18 pre-order window; expected pricing is €549 for 128GB and €649 for 256GB, mirroring the Pixel 9a, with all colors offered in 128GB/256GB options, though distributor data is inconsistent and the upgrade over the Pixel 9a remains unclear.
Samsung's Galaxy S26 series is expected to launch in late February with a price increase of around $50 on each model, driven by rising component costs, though prices in the US may remain unchanged to boost global sales. The series will be a minor upgrade and is set for release in March.
Samsung is not increasing the prices of its upcoming Galaxy S26 series, which are expected to start at $799 for the S26, $999 for the S26+, and $1,299 for the S26 Ultra, with a launch event possibly in late February 2026. The series may feature a new 3x Zoom HDR camera and other enhancements, while Samsung also aims to leverage TSMC's 2nm process technology to attract major tech companies for its semiconductor foundry.
Samsung is planning to launch the Galaxy S26 series on February 25th in San Francisco, moving the event later than usual to emphasize its focus on AI technology, with the lineup expected to include a standard model, S26+ and S26 Ultra, but possibly excluding the S26 Edge at launch.