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Black Myth: Wukong’s global success story continues as it surpasses 30 million copies sold, with Chinese citizens leading the way on Steam and PS5, while a sequel, Black Myth: Zhong Kui, is announced but not yet dated for release.
Get ready to dive back into the chaotic world of Grand Theft Auto VI! Pre-orders start next week, June 25, 2026, with an exciting lineup of characters, vehicles, and more, priced for around $100. Available exclusively on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S platforms.
With layoffs reported at Zenimax Studios, including Arkane Lyon, Bethesda Game Studios, and id Software, uncertainty looms over the future of Deathloop and Doom while Elder Scrolls and Fallout teams may potentially be spared.
This change means that single-player titles from PlayStation will no longer be released on PC, with exceptions for multiplayer games and certain exclusives like God of War Laufey remaining PlayStation-only.
Black Myth Wukong’s global sales of over 30 million copies within two years positions it as a major commercial success for a Chinese studio, outpacing the growth of games like Elden Ring and Cyberpunk 2077 in a sector traditionally dominated by American, Japanese, or European franchises.
Pre-orders for Grand Theft Auto VI open on June 25, 2026! Get ready for an exciting journey with Lucia and Jason as they navigate GTA’s signature world, with special editions, reservation bonuses, and new reveals expected in the coming months. Stay tuned for details on pricing and game editions!
Microsoft’s strategic sale of Ninja Theory, the studio behind Senua, following its announcement at the Xbox Games Showcase, aims to help the studio find a new home while showcasing their upcoming game to potential buyers.
Bungie’s layoff plans, affecting up to half its workforce, reflect the challenging journey of connecting with audiences in the gaming-as-a-service model, following Sony’s $3.6 billion acquisition.
This revelation of Senua by Xbox amidst Ninja Theory’s potential sale or closure has left fans wondering about the future direction of the project, as well as their trust in Xbox’s transparency and strategic decision-making regarding studio changes.
Despite recent claims of Xbox’s potential profitability, several internal studios are under negotiation to avoid closure, reflecting the company’s ongoing reorganization and a shift towards popular franchises, leaving some original projects uncertain.