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Despite record-breaking declines in console sales, particularly for Xbox and PlayStation, November 2025 remains a challenging period for the video game hardware industry in the United States, with Nintendo Switch sales also experiencing a notable decrease compared to the previous year.
Despite the extra hours being asked, Naughty Dog assures employees they will revert to a three-day workweek starting January, with potential for more overtime requests in the future as they aim to launch “Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet” in mid-2027.
Falcom, a Japanese game developer gaining popularity worldwide, plans to prioritize global simultaneous releases and focus more on foreign markets due to surpassing Japanese sales by Western fans, particularly North America, and sees potential in growing markets like China.
Falcom’s integration of AI into game development is a significant step, reflecting the growing trend in Japan and signaling potential changes in the gaming industry landscape.
In a surprising shift, Intel’s Arc B580 graphics card has managed to sell more units than several AMD and NVIDIA competitors at Germany’s largest online retailer, Mindfactory, signaling a promising step for the company in the competitive gaming GPU market.
YouTube wins exclusive rights to stream the Academy Awards from 2029-2033, offering an exciting expansion of live event content, with a focus on red carpet coverage and behind-the-scenes access, while ABC takes a step back after the Academy sought more than YouTube was prepared to pay.
The video game market is set to break records in 2025, with mobile gaming leading the charge and PC games like Battlefield 6, Monster Hunter Wilds, and Dune: Awakening driving significant growth.
Sony Interactive Entertainment and Tencent have settled their lawsuit over Light of Motiram, with the game being removed from Steam and Epic Games Store, and the case dismissed permanently.
Join us as we embark on a new chapter at Sucker Punch, with Connell and Bentley taking the helm from Brian Fleming, who assures confident success for the studio while pursuing new ventures.
French fans are thrilled about Clair Obscur Expedition 33 being named Game of the Year, but disappointed they missed out on pre-orders for merchandise due to its unexpected popularity. Pre-orders are now available through IGN US for May 2026 delivery.