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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.
Louder’s Fraser Lewry curates 164 must‑have Record Store Day releases for April 18, celebrating vinyl collecting and independent shops, while noting availability varies by store/region and queues, flippers, and regional limitations are to be expected.
A big 18+ lineup hits the PS Store for PS5/PS4 from April 13–19, led by Pragmata, with notable titles like Hades 2 and Mouse P.I. For Hire among a mix of roguelikes, platformers, puzzle games and more continuing through the week.
This week’s Japanese game releases are led by Darwin’s Paradox! and Super Meat Boy 3D across PS5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, and PC, with GRIME II, RACCOIN: Coin Pusher Roguelike, and Temtem: Swarm following on those platforms. MotionRec (PS5, Switch) and South of Midnight (PS5, Switch 2) are also launching, while physical releases are limited to two Switch 2 game-key cards: POOL ROOM BILLIARD and SIMPLE Series Vol.1 THE Mahjong; the rest of the lineup is digital worldwide.
Gear Patrol highlights 14 new pocket knives and multitools spanning premium MagnaCut and Damascus blades, retro-inspired materials, and budget-friendly options from Buck, Spyderco, Böker, Leatherman, WESN, Benchmade, Tops, Ka-Bar, and GiantMouse, showcasing a wide range of styles and purposes for 2026.
Microsoft announces 43 new games arriving next week across Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC, including two Game Pass drops—Absolum and Nova Roma—along with a lineup of standalone releases such as RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic, ICARUS: Console Edition, Life is Strange: Reunion, Project Songbird, MARVEL MaXimum Collection, Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection, Neopets - Mega Mini Games Collection, and more, with releases running from March 24–27.
Xbox’s weekly roundup lists 40+ new games arriving March 23–27 across Xbox consoles, including titles like Life is Strange: Reunion, ICARUS: Console Edition, Screamer, and RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic, with three Game Pass titles confirmed: Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, Absolum, and Nova Roma for PC.
This Week in Gaming (Week 12) highlights a packed release slate led by the AAA open-world Crimson Desert, followed by The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin, Everwind, The Cube: Save Us, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, Crystalfall, and additional titles such as Starship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War!, Deadline Delivery, Grind Survivors, and Fallen Tear: The Ascension, along with ongoing community discussions and related news.