Tenchu: Stealth Assassins creator and president of Acquire, Takuma Endo has said that he would like to create a new Tenchu game for the PlayStation 5 – but nothing is formally in the works right now.

In an interview with Weekly Famitsu (translated by Gematsu), Takuma Endo said that he would like to “create a new Tenchu from the ground up for the PlayStation 5 generation if the possibility arises”, but also acknowledges that it’s currently difficult.

That difficulty likely stems from the fact that the Tenchu IP is currently owned by FromSoftware, who released Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice

Dishonored co-creator Harvey Smith is working on an unannounced new game at Arkane Austin, alongside devs from the Dishonored and Prey teams.

Speaking to Vandal (and translated by IGN), Smith explained that he had moved back to Austin after completing Dishonored 2 at Arkane’s Lyon studio, and confirmed that he’s not a part of the company’s next game, but a separate unannounced project: “I’m not on Deathloop , I’m on something else, working with the guys who made Dishonored and Prey.”

Smith makes no further mention of what that project could be, nor how far away it might be. It’s

Just days after it was discovered that a number of DSiWare games had vanished from the eShop, and following the confirmation that Netflix will soon be discontinued across Wii U and 3DS, it’s now come to our attention that two LEGO City: Undercover games have also been entirely removed from Nintendo’s digital store.

Both LEGO City: Undercover (Wii U) and LEGO City Undercover: The Chase Begins (Nintendo 3DS) have been delisted from their respective stores, meaning they’re no longer available to purchase. LEGO City: Undercover’s newer Switch port will remain available, as explained in this statement from Nintendo which