This week on Zerocade

5–11 Oct 2026 · 29 stories

Monday, 5 Oct

  • News
    Broketober: 6 October Games for $40 or Less (One Is Free)

    Not every October game costs $70 (about ₹6,650). Here are six cheaper picks, from a free Witcher 3 upgrade scoring 91 on OpenCritic to a ₹2,400-ish Warhammer shooter scoring 83, with prices, platforms and who each one is for.

  • News
    Gears of War: E-Day Gives Xbox the Good News It Needed

    Gears of War: E-Day landed with an 88 on Metacritic, a series-best Steam peak and an estimated 1.7 million Game Pass players, right after a year of Xbox layoffs and sale rumours. Here's why it matters to Xbox beyond the game itself, and what it doesn't fix.

  • Guide
    Xbox Disc to Digital: How It Works and the Catch to Know First

    Xbox Disc to Digital turns supported Xbox One and Series X|S discs into free digital licences. Here's how to claim one, which publishers are missing, the 2013-14 pressing problem and why selling the disc can cost you the game.

Tuesday, 6 Oct

  • News
    Gears of War: E-Day Is Out. Ninja Theory Is Being Shut Down.

    Xbox's best-reviewed game in years launched on October 6, a day after staff at Hellblade studio Ninja Theory began announcing layoffs. Here's what E-Day offers, how it's been received, what happened to Ninja Theory and Hellblade 3, and why both stories are true at once.

  • News
    A Czech Studio Boss Says Game Work Is Heading to India. Is It Ready?

    Warhorse co-founder Martin Klima expects publishers to move game development to cheaper countries, India among them. Here's what he said, the layoffs around it, where India's industry really stands in 2026, and what this kind of work would mean for developers here.

  • Guide
    October's Remaster Wave: Check What You Own Before You Pay Twice

    The Witcher 3, Octopath Traveler, Kingdom Hearts and Dynasty Warriors 3 all got re-released within two weeks. Some upgrades are free, one is half price for owners and some cost full price again. Here's exactly what each one changes and how to check before you pay twice.

Wednesday, 7 Oct

Thursday, 8 Oct

Friday, 9 Oct

  • NewsRumor
    GTA 6 Leaker Cyberleek Is Back With 25 Minutes of New Footage

    Cyberleek resurfaced on October 8 with a 25-minute 'Extended Leek' of alleged GTA 6 gameplay, then said the leaks would stop. Here's what the footage reportedly shows, what's verified, the full timeline, and how Take-Two's subpoenas to Microsoft, Discord, X and Google are going six weeks before launch.

  • News
    Sony Is Selling Its VR Patents to Meta. What That Means for PS VR2 Owners

    Meta has picked up 43 of Sony's US VR patents, part of a deal reportedly covering about 419 patents worldwide. Sony hasn't said PS VR2 is finished, but here's what the sale signals, and what it means if you own the ₹57,990 headset.

  • NewsRumor
    Xbox Elite Series 3 Leak: Drift-Proof Sticks, HD Rumble and a Volume Wheel

    Details of an Xbox Elite Series 3 controller, codenamed Edessa, reportedly leaked from Xbox Design Lab: Hall effect or TMR sticks against drift, voice coil haptics like the DualSense, an audio wheel and direct-to-Wi-Fi. Here's the full leak, how it compares with the Elite Series 2, how much to trust it and what it might cost in India.

  • Guide
    GameNative: Play Your Steam Games on an Android Phone, No Streaming

    GameNative is a free, open-source Android app that downloads the PC games you already own from Steam, Epic, GOG and Amazon and runs them on your phone, with no streaming. Here's how it works, what's new in version 1.1, which phones suit it, what runs and how to get started safely.

  • Guide
    Hall Effect vs TMR Sticks: How Controllers Are Finally Fixing Stick Drift

    Stick drift comes from parts that rub and wear out. Hall effect and TMR sticks use magnets instead. Here's how each sensor works, how they compare on precision and battery, which controllers use them (with India prices from ₹1,999), and why Sony and Microsoft's own pads still don't.

Saturday, 10 Oct

Sunday, 11 Oct

Week starting 5 Oct 2026.