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Xbox is adding 48 new games across Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC next week, with two titles launching directly into Game Pass. Highlights include Samson (Sept 21), Dune: Awakening and Well Dweller (both on Game Pass) and Graveyard Keeper 2 (Sept 22), Control Resonant (Sept 24), and EA Sports FC 27 (Sept 25) among a broad mix of genres and indie releases.
Xbox will add 25 new games across Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC next week, with a Game Pass title among them. Highlights include Halloween: The Game and Mewgenics on Sept 8, Hot Wheels Infinite Rush and The Royal Writ on Sept 10, and NHL 27 closing the week on Sept 11, along with dozens of other titles and features like achievements, wishlists, and preorders via the Microsoft Store.
WWE released ten performers in a new 2026 roster wave, per Fightful’s Sean Ross Sapp, marking the second major wave of cuts this year after WrestleMania; several names had ties to NXT, Evolve, or the WWE Performance Center.
PWInsider reports ongoing WWE NXT talent releases, with Jasper Troy the only confirmed departure so far; no main roster cuts are expected at this time, and more updates are anticipated.
Xbox is launching 35 new games across Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC over the next week, with two day-one Game Pass drops: Blood Dungeon on August 25 and Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy coming to Game Pass at launch. The lineup also includes high-profile releases like Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 and Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2 (Aug 27), plus additional titles across various indie and remaster releases through August 28.
Microsoft's Xbox platform gets a 26-game lineup next week across Series X|S, One, and PC, led by The Sinking City 2 on Aug 18 and including Gallipoli and Mortal Shell II on Aug 20, with a mix of indies, ports, and sequels slated for Aug 17–21.
Xbox fans face a busy week with 43 new games launching across Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC from July 13–17, including five day-one Game Pass titles: Ascend to Zero, Denshattack!, Mavrix, FixForce, and Fogpiercer (PC-only). The lineup spans a mix of big releases and indies, with notable entries like The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu and War Robots hitting during the week.
Xbox is rolling out 21 new games across Series X|S, One, and Windows next week, with Mixtape as the major day-one Game Pass release. Other notable titles span JRPGs like Axe Cop, action-adventure Motorslice, cozy-punk Wax Heads, roguelites such as Dungeonloop, and arcade racers like Tri6: Infinite 2, offering a diverse mix of RPGs, platformers, puzzles, and narrative-driven experiences.
Insiders suggest WWE’s April 24 roster cuts may not be the end, with potential further exits from the developmental side as leadership reshapes NXT; no official confirmation yet.
WWE’s annual talent releases included The Wyatt Six, a Bray Wyatt–era faction that debuted in 2024 and drew big interest with a horror-tinged buildup, but was cut on Friday, underscoring what many see as WWE’s creative roadblocks as it fails to reproduce Bray Wyatt’s magic; the piece suggests the group’s on-screen potential depended on his vision, and with that gone, recreating the momentum—and even the fate of the act as Alexa Bliss’ retirement looms—will be challenging for WWE.
WWE has begun a post-WrestleMania talent purge, releasing multiple stars on April 24, including Bo Dallas (Uncle Howdy), Nikki Cross, Kairi Sane, Aleister Black, Zelina Vega, Santos Escobar, Zoey Stark, Alba Fyre, Apollo Crews, and others. Notably, the Wyatt Sicks (Bo Dallas, Nikki Cross, Joe Gacy, Dexter Lumis, Erick Rowan) were released as a group honoring Bray Wyatt. Several releases were confirmed by the wrestlers themselves, and development talent was also cut; the article notes this is an ongoing roster reshuffle with updates to come.
WWE announced a new round of talent cuts after WrestleMania 42, including members of the Wyatt Sicks (Joe Gacy, Nikki Cross, and Bo Dallas) with the status of Lumis and Erick Rowan unclear; Alba Fyre and Zoey Stark were reportedly released as well. On the NXT side, Andre Chase indicated he’s done with WWE, while Duke Hudson had already been released last year. WWE says more updates will follow as additional names are confirmed.
WWE reportedly conducted a post-WrestleMania roster purge, with Uncle Howdy (Bo Dallas) and the Wyatt Sicks among the releases, along with Nikki Cross, Joe Gacy, Dexter Lumis, Erick Rowan, Zoey Stark, Alba Fyre, Andre Chase and Dante Chen, plus two other women and two NXT talents. Cross posted a farewell message thanking WWE and backstage staff. The Wyatt Sicks—formed in 2024 in tribute to Bray Wyatt—had briefly held tag titles with Gacy and Lumis and feuded with Solo Sikoa and the MFTs, wrapping up their storyline after an eight-man street fight loss.
Following WrestleMania, WWE began another talent purge, releasing Nikki Cross, Alba Fyre, Zoey Stark, and members of the Wyatt Sicks (Uncle Howdy/Bo Dallas and Joe Gacy), plus Andre Chase; Cross publicly confirmed her exit, Stark had been cleared to return from an ACL/MCL injury, and more releases are expected.
WWE reportedly released Nikki Cross along with Alba Fyre, Zoey Stark, Joe Gacy, Bo Dallas/Uncle Howdy, and Andre Chase in a new wave of departures, with more releases anticipated; Cross posted a farewell message and there’s ambiguity about whether these are outright releases or expirations, per Fightful and PWInsider sources; the affected talent include former champions and NXT standouts across both NXT and main roster roles.