Amidst performance issues and job layoffs, Build a Rocket Boy’s employees are now prioritizing job security as they work on updates to salvage MindsEye’s future amid alleged internal and external sabotage.
Immerse yourself in Destiny: Rising, the free mobile first-person RPG launching August 28th, where you’ll experience thrilling combat, unlock unique abilities, and acquire exotic gear within a fresh take on the beloved Destiny universe.
Starting July 15, 2025, YouTube will revise its monetization rules to prioritize original and authentic content, potentially excluding AI-generated or repetitive videos from revenue, while also updating sensitive ad categories like “Bare Skin (Image Only)” to more specific options.
Dive into Red Dead Online’s “Strange Tales” this summer, featuring supernatural missions with tripled rewards and special wildlife-focused bonuses from July 1st to August 4th!
Prepare to dive into the chaotic fun of Helldivers 2 across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC this August 26th, with cross-platform play enabled!
This summer, prepare for “Jurassic World Rebirth” to roar into theaters, promising an exhilarating blend of Brad Pitt’s star power and Gareth Edwards’ innovative special effects, featuring a terrifying new D-Rex creature, despite some mixed reviews on plot originality.
This landmark verdict, delivered by the Bobigny Correctional Court on July 2, 2025, convicts three Ubisoft executives for moral and sexual harassment, marking a historic shift in recognizing environmental sexual harassment as a crime in France.
Helldivers 2’s simultaneous Xbox Series X launch on August 26th, following its PlayStation 5 and PC releases, signifies a notable shift in Sony’s strategy, mirroring Microsoft’s multiplatform expansion, while the game’s earlier controversy over account linking has since been resolved.
With Neil Druckmann’s return to Naughty Dog and focus on The Heretic, fans eagerly anticipate how this shift will shape the future of The Last of Us series as Craig Mazin steps in for Season 3.
Neil Druckmann, renowned for directing “The Last of Us,” has chosen to step back from his active duties, possibly influenced by a significant 30% drop in viewership for the second season’s final episode, drawing just 3.7 million American viewers.