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Gravity Well has cut most of its workforce after losing funding over the summer. The studio founded by Respawn veterans will continue with a much smaller team.
Asha Sharma reportedly plans greater console investment, with a home Xbox at the center of a next-generation device family that also includes portable hardware.
Alinea estimates FC 27 has sold 7.9 million copies and generated $714.1 million across PlayStation, Xbox and Steam, leading 2026’s premium releases.
Employees at Mike Laidlaw’s Yellow Brick Games report layoffs across art, programming, QA and design, with the total and reasons still undisclosed.
Abragames wants Brazilian studios to gain global scale and cultural influence, with export support and original games central to its ambition.
South Australia is doubling its game development fund, with grants of up to A$150,000 and applications opening on October 21.
Prime members in eligible regions can play Star Wars: Galactic Racer on Luna from launch day, with the campaign, Arcade and Scenarios included.
Former PlayStation executive Shawn Layden warns that ending new game discs could alienate collectors and deepen doubts about digital ownership.
Yves Guillemot says Watch Dogs remains important to Ubisoft, but the series has no immediate creative-house assignment or confirmed new game.
NBA 2K25 will lose its single-player career and MyTEAM when servers close, while existing owners retain downloads and several offline modes.
Joygrid Ventures backs the Oddmar developer at a $10 million valuation as Mobge Games plans to devote more resources to action projects with global potential.
Capcom’s action RPG has added roughly 700,000 sales since its June update, passing a major milestone more than five years after its Switch debut.
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