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Nintendo Direct scheduled for Friday, 12 September at 2pm BST / 9am ET
Longest ever general Direct with a 60-minute runtime
Likely announcements for Super Mario Bros 40th anniversary
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond release date expected
Updates on Switch and Switch 2 games anticipated
Nintendo confirms longest Direct to date
Nintendo has confirmed that its next Nintendo Direct will take place on Friday, 12 September at 2pm BST / 9am ET. The presentation will run for around 60 minutes, making it the longest general Direct in the company’s history. It will feature updates on both upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 titles and games for the current Switch.
Mario’s 40th anniversary points to major announcements
This year marks the 40th anniversary of Super Mario Bros, with the date falling on Saturday, 13 September. During the franchise’s 35th anniversary in 2020, Nintendo launched several celebratory products, including Super Mario 3D World: Bowser’s Fury, Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit, a Game & Watch device, and the limited-release collections Super Mario 3D All-Stars and Super Mario Bros 35. Currently, no new Mario titles are confirmed to be in development, raising expectations that the anniversary will be a major focus of this Direct.
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond likely to get release date
Fans also expect an update on Metroid Prime 4: Beyond. The long-awaited title has recently been rated by classification boards in South Korea, the US (ESRB), and Brazil, indicating that a release date announcement could be imminent. The game is still officially planned for release this year.
What else to expect
Nintendo is also expected to provide updates on its wider line-up:
Pokémon Legends: Z-A – releasing 16 October 2025
Kirby Air Riders – releasing 20 November 2025
Metroid Prime 4 – planned for 2025
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment – due Winter 2025/26
Splatoon Raiders – announced, no release date yet
Rhythm Heaven Groove and Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream – both scheduled for 2026 on the current Switch
The September Direct will be Nintendo’s biggest opportunity this year to showcase its upcoming projects across both generations of hardware.
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Microsoft and LG partner to bring Xbox Cloud Gaming
Microsoft and LG partner to bring Xbox Cloud Gaming to vehicles via LG’s Automotive Content Platform (ACP)
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can stream cloud versions of Xbox titles on in-car screens
ACP currently available on Kia EV3 and will expand to EV4, EV5, and the new Sportage
Platform runs on LG’s webOS, which also provides Netflix, Disney Plus, YouTube, and more
Microsoft will extend Xbox Cloud Gaming to Game Pass Core and Standard subscribers
Upcoming Tokyo Game Show stream expected to reveal Forza Horizon 6
Microsoft is teaming up with LG to bring Xbox Cloud Gaming to internet-connected vehicles. A new Xbox app will soon be available on cars using LG’s Automotive Content Platform (ACP), allowing Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers to play cloud versions of Xbox titles directly on in-car screens. The app can be used while charging an electric vehicle or entertaining passengers during road trips. LG’s ACP is currently available on Kia’s EV3 and will expand to the EV4, EV5, and new Sportage models.
Xbox gaming hits cars
The new Xbox app allows players to stream games directly to compatible vehicle displays. This expansion builds on Microsoft’s previous efforts to bring Xbox Cloud Gaming to smart TVs and mobile devices, giving players greater flexibility in how and where they enjoy their games.
Compatible vehicles and technology
LG’s ACP operates on the webOS platform, the same software that powers LG smart TVs. In addition to Xbox, the platform provides access to popular streaming services including Netflix, Disney Plus, YouTube, and more. Kia’s EV3 already supports the system, with the EV4, EV5, and new Sportage set to follow.
Expanding Xbox Cloud Gaming reach
The partnership comes as Microsoft prepares to expand Xbox Cloud Gaming to Game Pass Core and Standard subscribers, broadening the availability of cloud gaming across devices and regions. Christopher Lee, vice president of Xbox marketing, said: "Our work with LG is the latest example of Xbox expanding to new places, building on partnerships that already bring Xbox Cloud Gaming to mobile devices, PCs, and TVs. By adding vehicles to the mix, we’re giving players more choice than ever in how they enjoy their games."
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Tokyo Game Show announcement
Microsoft confirmed it will return to the Tokyo Game Show later this month. An Xbox stream is scheduled for 25 September at 03:00 PT / 06:00 ET / 11:00 UK time. Forza Horizon 6 is widely expected to be announced during the showcase. The Xbox teaser features an urban neon street scene, suggesting a possible Japanese setting for the upcoming game.
Nikon ZR is the company’s first dedicated cinema mirrorless camera.
Built with RED technology and offering internal .R3D RAW recording.
Compact, minimal design with a 4-inch, 1,000-nit LCD display.
Priced at £2,196 / €2,349, targeting entry-level filmmakers and RED users seeking a B-cam.
Nikon enters the cinema arena with RED partnership
Nikon has officially launched the ZR, its first cinema-focused mirrorless camera and the debut model in the new Z Cinema line. It marks a significant step for the company following its acquisition of RED, bringing REDCODE RAW technology into a compact, sub-£3,000 body.
Seventeen years after Nikon’s D90 became the first DSLR to shoot video, the ZR is a chance for the brand to reassert itself in a field now dominated by Sony and Canon.
Compact body with some compromises
The Nikon ZR adopts a cinema-style design distinct from the existing Z mirrorless range. The body is minimal, stripped of features such as an EVF, mode dial, and top display. Its shallow grip and reliance on rigging accessories reflect its intended use as a cinema tool.
Notable design points:
Connectivity: Micro HDMI port instead of full HDMI.
Storage: Dual card slots – CFexpress Type B and microSD – located inside the battery compartment.
Mounting: Only a bottom 1/4"-20 thread, requiring cages for expanded use.
4-inch, 1,000-nit LCD display
One of the standout features is the large, bright, vari-angle 4-inch touchscreen, which can replace the need for an external monitor in many scenarios. For solo shooters and creators, it simplifies setups and offsets the fragility of the micro HDMI port.
Refined menus and new UI tools
Nikon’s familiar menu system is retained, but the ZR adds:
A new quick-access shortcut for zebras, waveforms, peaking, and brightness controls.
Vertical shooting UI rotation.
In-camera LUT support, with a built-in Rec.709 profile and the ability to load custom .cube LUTs.
Missing features include anamorphic de-squeeze and false colour, though these could arrive in future firmware updates.
Sensor, stabilisation and Dual ISO
At its core, the ZR uses a 24.5MP partially-stacked full-frame CMOS sensor – the same as the Z6III. It records:
6K RAW up to 60fps (full-frame).
4K at 120fps (cropped).
The camera also features:
IBIS (in-body stabilisation) for handheld flexibility, even with adapted lenses.
Dual ISO at ISO 800 and ISO 6400 when recording in RED Log3G10.
Internal .R3D RAW recording
For the first time in a mirrorless body, Nikon offers REDCODE RAW recording, in a new variant called .R3D NE (Nikon Edition). This enables REDWideGamutRGB colour space and Log3G10 gamma metadata.
At launch, editing support is limited – .R3D NE files require REDCINE-X PRO, though wider NLE compatibility is expected. For broader workflows, the ZR also supports Apple ProRes 422 HQ, ProRes RAW, H.265, and H.264.
32-bit audio recording
The ZR includes 32-bit float internal audio, compatible with its built-in mic, 3.5mm input, or via the new hot-shoe with digital audio interface – a rare feature at this price point.
Lens mount versatility
The ZR uses the Nikon Z mount, which is highly adaptable thanks to its wide diameter and short flange distance. It supports:
Native Nikon Z lenses with advanced autofocus and customisable controls.
Adapted cinema, vintage or third-party lenses, including PL and Sony E.
Who is it for?
The ZR is aimed at two main groups:
Aspiring cinematographers: Affordable, compact and versatile for events, social media, and indie filmmaking. Offers room to grow with RED workflows.
Existing RED users: As a B-camera, it complements RED’s V-RAPTOR X or KOMODO-X by sharing .R3D workflows, Z mount lenses, and CFexpress media.
Price and availability
The Nikon ZR will begin shipping next month at £2,196 / €2,349 (excluding VAT).
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Analysts say Apple continues to trail competitors such as Google in applying AI to consumer devices
Apple to debut its thinnest iPhone yet, with a new “iPhone Air” model
Apple Watch Series 11 and updated AirPods also expected
iOS 26 and macOS Tahoe launch dates likely to be announced
Trade tariffs and AI developments loom over the event
Apple’s big reveal in Cupertino
Apple is set to introduce its latest devices at its annual showcase today, branded the “awe-dropping” event. Taking place at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino at 10am PT, the company is widely expected to debut its slimmest iPhone to date.
The iPhone 17 range will include the standard, Pro, and Pro Max models, alongside a newcomer — the iPhone Air. Analysts suggest the Air will be Apple’s lightest flagship yet, drawing inspiration from its slim MacBook Air design.
Beyond the iPhone
Alongside its new handsets, Apple is expected to launch the Apple Watch Series 11 and an update to AirPods. Reports indicate the earbuds could feature live translation, a function already available on Google’s Pixel Buds.
The company is also anticipated to confirm rollout dates for its upcoming operating systems: iOS 26 for mobile and macOS Tahoe for desktop.
Tariffs and global supply chain pressures
This year’s launch comes under the shadow of Donald Trump’s tariffs, which could disrupt Apple’s global supply chain. A proposed levy on Chinese imports risks pushing iPhone prices higher. To mitigate the impact, Apple has shifted large portions of production to India and accelerated shipments to the US before the tariffs take effect.
Apple and artificial intelligence
Another area under scrutiny is Apple Intelligence, the generative AI suite announced last year. Its mixed reception and an unfulfilled pledge to revamp Siri have raised questions about Apple’s AI strategy.
During Apple’s July earnings call, CEO Tim Cook said progress was being made on a “more personalised Siri”, with updates due next year. Reports also suggest Apple is in talks with Google to integrate its Gemini AI models into Siri, similar to how Google powers search in Safari.
Industry and investor expectations
Analysts say Apple continues to trail competitors such as Google in applying AI to consumer devices. Google’s Pixel phones already offer AI-driven features, while Apple has been slower to adapt. Today’s announcements will therefore be closely watched by investors and iPhone users alike, as Apple attempts to reassure both markets and consumers of its innovation edge.
Apple to unveil the iPhone 17 range, including a new ultrathin iPhone 17 Air.
Updates expected across Apple Watch, AirPods, iPad Pro, Vision Pro, Apple TV, and HomePod mini.
Major redesign for iPhone Pro models, marking Apple’s biggest hardware refresh in five years.
Event takes place on Tuesday, 9 September, ahead of the holiday season.
Apple’s biggest launch of the year
Apple will host its annual product showcase on Tuesday, 9 September, at Apple Park. The company is expected to unveil its iPhone 17 line-up, alongside new Apple Watches, AirPods, and updates to other devices. The event comes at a time when Apple is facing tougher competition from Samsung, Google and Chinese manufacturers, while lagging behind rivals in generative AI development.
iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, Pro Max and iPhone 17 Air
Apple will launch four iPhone models this year. The highlight is the iPhone 17 Air, an ultrathin model measuring 5.5mm, about one-third thinner than the iPhone 16 Pro. Its slim design results in reduced battery life and a single rear camera but retains the A19 processor, a 6.6-inch display, USB-C, ProMotion support and eSIM-only connectivity.
The iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max will see a major redesign for the first time since 2020, including a new camera layout, enhanced video capabilities, and improved battery life. The Pro models will return to an aluminium frame for better heat management and lighter weight. They also gain the A19 Pro processor, a 48-megapixel telephoto lens, variable aperture, and simultaneous front-and-back video recording.
The standard iPhone 17 will move to a 6.3-inch display with ProMotion for the first time on a non-Pro model.
Apple will also launch new accessories, including redesigned cases and colour updates such as light blue for the Air and orange for the Pro models.
Apple Watch Series 11, Ultra 3 and SE
The Apple Watch Ultra 3 will receive its first major update since 2022, with a larger display, a new S11 chip, 5G RedCap support and satellite-enabled messaging.
The Series 11 will retain the design of the Series 10 but gain a brighter screen and refreshed colour options.
The budget-friendly Apple Watch SE, priced from £249, is also expected to receive a faster chip and new displays, maintaining its role as an entry-level option for younger users.
AirPods Pro 3
Apple will update its premium wireless earbuds for the first time in three years. The AirPods Pro 3 are expected to feature a smaller charging case, a new pairing system and the addition of health-tracking functions such as a heart rate monitor. They will also support live translation features through iOS 26.
iPad Pro, Vision Pro, Apple TV and HomePod Mini
Apple is preparing incremental updates across its wider product portfolio:
iPad Pro: A new model with the M5 chip and a secondary front-facing camera.
Vision Pro: The first update since launch in 2024, swapping the M2 chip for newer options, and possibly introducing a space black colour.
Apple TV: The first upgrade since 2022, with a new processor to support Apple Intelligence features, including a revamped Siri.
HomePod mini: A refreshed version with improved sound, new wireless chips, and additional colours, including red.
Coming soon
Looking ahead, Apple is developing the AirTag 2 with improved wireless tracking, a foldable iPhone expected next year, and a 20th anniversary glass iPhone planned for 2027.