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Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced the shutdown of Concord’s servers on September 6th, just two months after its release, due to underperformance despite a $200 million investment and eight years of development by Firewalk Studios.
Amidst a $200 million loss from Suicide Squad’s underperformance, Rocksteady Studios has had to cut their QA department by 18, including one on paternity leave, now consisting of just 15 members, while still secretly forging ahead with a new game project since May 2023.
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SNK, once a dominant force in the gaming industry, is making waves again after Saudi Arabia’s substantial investment, now opening a new studio in Singapore to bolster its global standing and rejuvenate classic game licenses with fresh, innovative developments.
Despite recent efforts like the upcoming SteamVR adapter, mounting evidence suggests Sony may be abandoning PSVR 2 due to underwhelming sales and strategic shifts away from virtual reality, as evidenced by cut funding, closed VR studios, and lack of VR support for key titles.
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Sony Interactive Entertainment has appointed Hermen Hulst and Hideaki Nishino as co-CEOs, steering towards a more Japanese and European approach, following past criticisms of an Americanized direction.
Microsoft’s video game strategy, marked by costly acquisitions, underestimated complexities, and a struggling Game Pass service, has eroded trust within its community, prompting criticism from both inside and outside the Xbox ecosystem.
Spearheaded by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s personal passion for Japanese manga, anime, and video games, the Dragon Ball theme park in Qiddiya, Saudi Arabia, marks a significant step in the nation’s strategic embrace of “soft power” and burgeoning interest in Japan’s pop culture.
Ubisoft has opted to scale back its VR commitments, citing a current market size that doesn’t justify substantial investment, following disappointing sales of Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR and the cancellation of Splinter Cell VR.