Ninja Theory, developer of Hellblade, has started cutting staff after Xbox's plan to close the studio and the withdrawal of two potential buyers.

Embark Studios is partnering with Chernin Entertainment to adapt its two shooters, building on the games' large player bases.

The Until Dawn and Dark Pictures studio cut over 70 roles less than six months after releasing its latest sci-fi horror game.

Auroch Digital and Vampire Survivors developer Poncle set a console, PC, and mobile release date for the bullet-heaven roguelite.

The retailer and third-party resellers have raised pre-owned PS5 Pro prices well above Sony's suggested retail price.

The arcade racer debuted to strong reviews and is available at no extra cost through Amazon's Prime-included cloud service.

Details from Xbox's Design Lab backend point to upgraded analogue sticks, advanced haptics, and swappable d-pad options.

Paramount and Hasbro are returning to live action Transformers with the original director in early talks and Spielberg as key creative producer.

Infinity Ward detailed the returning extraction mode in a developer diary, pitching it as a major pillar for the series.

Undead Labs' Philip Holt said the studio prioritized transparency with staff and is targeting a PC beta before the end of 2026.

Sega said it is not entrusting creative work to generative AI while using the technology to improve efficiency in areas such as publishing.

The Coalition found an SSD-based streaming approach to get more out of the weaker console, a technique other Xbox games could adopt.

Shawn Layden criticized the move away from physical media and argued subscription services make it hard for developers to profit.

Sega's newly launched Sonic the Hedgehog Discord server drew a flood of fans and immediate lockdown rules from moderators.

Emulation developers demonstrated the PS5's system software running on PC, a notable step for the scene, while jailbreak progress accelerates.

Early hands-on impressions point to a familiar sequel with improved motion controls and mouse-based mini-games.

The deal closing announcement made no mention of video games, raising questions about the division's future under new ownership.

Five new cosmetics tied to Blizzard and NetEase's China partnership will not come to other regions, drawing fan frustration.