Articles that cover the financial, strategic, or corporate aspects of the gaming industry—such as acquisitions, sales results, number of copies sold, earnings reports, partnerships, market analysis, or executive decisions.
In our upcoming Resident Evil Requiem blog post, we delve into Leon S. Kennedy’s marital status and hint at a potential future DLC that could reveal the identity of his significant other.
Read João Custódio’s blog post to debunk misconceptions about the Felca Law, explore its implications for video game studios like Rockstar and Riot Games, and learn why accurate information consumption is crucial in understanding the impact of regulatory laws on the electronic games sector.
By reducing the price of Firebreak, introducing ‘The Friend Pass’, and ending content updates, Remedy Entertainment is showing their dedication to keeping the game accessible while focusing on new projects, offering existing players a chance to invite friends at no additional cost.
While Highguard on PlayStation 5 is closing due to low retention rates, both Steam and Xbox users may soon receive automated refunds for microtransactions and Battle Pass purchases.
Sony is transitioning away from using the abbreviation “PSN” in September 2026, marking a visual and branding change for its digital platform that aims to better represent its expanding services beyond console boundaries to include PC and mobile devices, while preserving core features and promising no technical alterations.
In this week’s economic update, the Brazilian Real appreciates while the Ibovespa index drops due to cautious investor sentiment before the upcoming interest rate decision, with most analysts predicting a decrease in Brazil’s Selic basic economic rate for the first time since May 2024.
Investors are eagerly anticipating interest rate decisions in Brazil and the U.S., while also monitoring the ongoing Middle East conflict, as these factors could significantly influence the direction of currency markets.
Konami is bringing a new offline-focused eFootball Kick-off! to the Nintendo Switch 2 in June, offering enhanced controls, improved visuals, and various modes for both casual and veteran players, as part of their strategy to expand the game’s availability across multiple platforms while adapting to modern football fans’ preferences.
It seems Wildlight Entertainment may face an uncertain future after the closure of Highguard, leaving experts to speculate about its potential status as another casualty in the ongoing trend of service game dominance.
CEO Strauss Zelnick, in a recent interview, highlights the importance of creativity and human touch in the gaming industry, dismissing AI as an impending threat to established companies like Take-Two.