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Phantom Blade Ø Volume Three, Issue 32 of Teddicated Magazine
Welcome to Volume Three, Issue 32 of Teddicated—the world's number one video game magazine. Hitting the stands this October 2026, our latest edition is packed with exclusive reveals, hard-hitting industry analysis, and a massive deep dive into one of the most anticipated action titles of the year. As showcased in the striking Phantom Blade Ø cover art , we are bringing the heat for the fall gaming season.
Ted Greer
Sep 42 min read
TEDDICATED: The August 2026 Issue Unveiled
The summer heat is peaking, but the gaming industry is chilling us to the bone with our massive August 2026 cover story. As seen on the stunning cover of "Untitled design - 1 (2).jpg", Volume Three, Issue 31 of TEDDICATED is packed with exclusive previews, hard-hitting industry critiques, and everything you need to know about the next generation of interactive entertainment.
Here is a full breakdown of what is inside the world’s #1 video game magazine this month
Ted Greer
Aug 32 min read
Teddicated Summer Issue Halo
Our highly anticipated Summer 2026 issue is packed with exclusive reveals and massive previews! Master Chief graces the cover as we dive deep into the highly anticipated Halo: Campaign Evolved.
Ted Greer
Jul 232 min read
Teddicated Mid-July 2026 Magazine Cover Drop
The ultimate gaming line-up has arrived! 🎮🔥 Check out the brand-new July Freshman Mini Issue cover of Teddicated Magazine, featuring the 2026 Freshman Class: Controller Breakers. We are breaking down the biggest upcoming titles, spicy hot takes, and industry secrets you won't find anywhere else.
Ted Greer
Jun 261 min read
THE LEGEND RETURNS! Issue 04 of TEDDICATED is officially live!
We are turning up the heat for Summer 2026 with our biggest issue yet, bringing that signature neon green energy to the timeline as we break down the most massive reveals and industry shake-ups in gaming!
Ted Greer
Jun 191 min read
Teddicated Magazine Issue 162 Featuring UFC 6
This means dynamic, real-time collisions instead of pre-baked animations. Combine that with a multi-directional ragdoll system, and every single knockout is going to look uniquely brutal. Is this the mechanical realism the franchise needed? IT IS FINALLY HERE
Ted Greer
Jun 154 min read
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