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Despite recent layoffs impacting Twisted Pixel and Sanzaru Games, Meta is reallocating resources to prioritize AI research and the development of smart glasses, a move that underscores their ongoing commitment to innovation.
Despite the recent wave of layoffs in the global video game industry, Amir Satvat, founder of Always Supporting The Games Community (ASGC), remains hopeful for a future where fewer developers face job losses and plans to create a platform to help industry professionals find employment.
Celebrating a grand launch, Arc Raiders has sold over 12.4 million copies globally, with 960,000 simultaneous users in January alone – making it one of the most played titles across shooters and extractors!
While changes are underway at Massive Entertainment that could impact 55 employees, Ubisoft aims to foster greater creative autonomy and agility for each brand through a restructuring focused on The Division franchise, Snowdrop engine, and Ubisoft Connect service.
Celebrating 12 million units sold in just three months, Arc Raiders by Embark Studios is offering a cosmetic bonus item to players connecting between launch and January 13th, as it continues its successful trajectory among top shooter games.
Studio Shift Up rewards its employees with end-of-year bonuses, high-end tech gifts, and a positive work environment to retain talent during growth, aligning with industry trends.
Jensen Huang’s stance encourages a pragmatic, solution-focused approach to artificial intelligence, emphasizing its tangible benefits while addressing concerns about responsible innovation and governance.
Xbox Studio’s ‘Avowed’, originally a Game Pass exclusive on Xbox Series, PC, and February 2025 release, will now expand its reach with a PS5 version launching February 17th, 2026, priced at €49.99.
Shift Up Studio’s employees are generously rewarded for their hard work, with bonuses, Apple products, and even gaming consoles – a testament to the company’s appreciation for their dedication.
While Swen Vincke, from Larian Studios, has shown an interest in bringing Baldur’s Gate 3 to the Nintendo Switch 2, the decision ultimately rests with publisher Wizards of the Coast, and it remains unclear if development will happen due to strained relations between the two parties.