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Ubisoft co-founder Claude Guillemot dies in plane crash
Claude Guillemot, 69, co-founder of the French game publisher behind Assassin's Creed and Far Cry, died in a plane crash in western France.
Eurogamer.net Latest Articles Feed · +14 outlets
Global game revenue surpassed 200 billion dollars for first time in 2025
The video game industry reached a milestone with global revenue exceeding 200 billion dollars in 2025, with PC leading growth despite ongoing layoff crisis.
PCGamer latest · +14 outlets
GTA 6 set for November 19 launch, publishers shifting to September
Rockstar Games confirms Grand Theft Auto 6 release date for November 19, 2026, prompting rival publishers to shift major releases to September to avoid competit
Push Square · +14 outlets
Bobby Prince, Doom and Duke Nukem composer, dies at 81
Bobby Prince, legendary video game composer who created iconic soundtracks for foundational PC games including Doom, Duke Nukem, and Commander Keen, has died.
Kotaku · +14 outlets
Game industry records 3,700 layoffs worldwide in 2026
Over 3,700 workers were laid off across the gaming industry in 2026, with Bungie and Epic Games among the hardest hit studios.
Dailyhunt · +6 outlets
AI stigma on Steam reduces game reviews by 53 percent, data shows
Analysis finds that games marked as using AI on Steam receive significantly fewer reviews and more negative scores, creating a barrier for developers.
PCGamer latest · +1 outlets
Sony ending PlayStation PC ports, reportedly citing insufficient revenue
Sony has decided to cease porting first-party single player PS5 games to PC, with leadership allegedly saying ports did not generate enough revenue to justify t
Push Square · +4 outlets
Microsoft closes several game studios, raising concerns about franchise futures
Microsoft has cancelled multiple promising game projects and closed studios, threatening the future of several beloved franchises.
PCGamer latest · +13 outlets
One in five new Steam games uses AI, lowering barriers but raising trust concerns
A growing proportion of new game releases on Steam incorporate AI technology, making development more accessible but creating consumer skepticism.
디지털투데이 · +6 outlets
CD Projekt Red admits losing faith of fans indefinitely after Cyberpunk 2077
CD Projekt Red's leadership acknowledges that some players were permanently burned by Cyberpunk 2077's disastrous launch and remain unconvinced of the studio's
Eurogamer.net Latest Articles Feed · +10 outlets
Naruto receiving first official trading card game in over a decade
Bandai Namco is reviving the Naruto trading card game for a global launch in 2027, returning the series to the TCG market.
Kotaku · +9 outlets
Black Myth Wukong exceeds 30 million copies sold in two years
The Chinese action game has become a global phenomenon, surpassing 30 million sales since its 2024 launch.
hi-Tech.ua · +14 outlets
Switch Sports Resort incoming, N64 classic recommended while fans wait
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort launches this October with 12 sports and motion controls, with players encouraged to revisit N64 classics in the meantime.
Polygon.com · +1 outlets
Richard Garriott pursuing legal reclamation of Ultima from EA
Ultima creator Richard Garriott is reportedly using copyright law loopholes to reclaim the RPG series from Electronic Arts, potentially next year.
Kotaku · +2 outlets
Unreal Engine veteran Sjoerd De Jong leaves Epic Games after 27 years
Former Unreal Engine lead evangelist and level design legend departs Epic Games, citing industry reaching a pivotal moment requiring personal reflection.
PCGamer latest · +1 outlets
Guild Wars 3 joins first-ever card game spin-off Mistbound
ArenaNet announced Mistbound, Guild Wars' first collectible card game, alongside the forthcoming Guild Wars 3.
Eurogamer.net Latest Articles Feed · +2 outlets
Halo Campaign Evolved on PS5 backtracks PS Plus co-op requirement
After massive backlash, 343 Industries clarified that local split-screen co-op on PS5 will not require PlayStation Plus subscriptions.
Push Square · +6 outlets
Valorant Act 4 map Summit and Retake mode coming in 2026 season
Riot Games is releasing a new map and game mode for Valorant's 2026 Act 4, aiming to refresh the competitive FPS experience.
Polygon.com · +11 outlets

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