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.
Mouse P.I. For Hire, a captivating blend of classic cartoon aesthetics and modern FPS gameplay, has charmed players worldwide, selling over one million copies in just three months and promising more exciting narrative content at the end of 2026.
Glen Schofield, the visionary behind Dead Space and The Callisto Protocol, bids farewell after a 35-year adventure in gaming, expressing gratitude and leaving an indelible mark on survival horror.
While we’re working diligently on perfecting our FlexStrike wireless arcade stick, its release will now be later than initially scheduled due to unexpected production issues. We appreciate your patience and promise to keep you updated with more details as soon as possible.
Congratulations to Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced for breaking records with over 3 million copies sold worldwide in just a week! Ubisoft’s hard work and swift responses to feedback are truly paying off.
Sony’s shift from disc game production to digital gaming, starting in 2028, signifies a significant transition that comes with a €30 million investment in new equipment for micro-optical components and intelligent lighting systems, while assuring no layoffs at their Thalgau site.
Quantic Dream reaffirms commitment to Star Wars Eclipse, assuring continued development and support for affected employees while ongoing negotiations shape the game’s future.
Amid reports of Xbox’s major studio reorganization and potential project shutdowns, the gaming industry is closely watching developments at Xbox Game Studios to understand their future strategy and focus.
This announcement by Sony Interactive Entertainment marks a significant shift towards a digital-centric future for PlayStation gaming, sparking debates on game preservation, second-hand markets, and collector’s practices.
The challenging circumstances at Quantic Dream, following the commercial failure of “Spellcasters Chronicles,” have led to a potential strike by employees working on “Star Wars Eclipse,” due to concerns over resources, organization, staffing, and management decisions, complicated further by alleged communication issues with NetEase.
In the United States, a class-action lawsuit alleges Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron intentionally limited DRAM supply to drive up prices by favoring high-profitability HBM over DDR3 and DDR4 memory, causing a shortage and substantial price hikes for consumers and manufacturers of electronic devices.