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French developer and publisher Don't Nod, known for Life is Strange and Aphelion, has announced a "transformation initiative" to address significant shifts in the video game industry's economic landscape and declining financial indicators. This move follows previous layoffs and recent financial difficulties.
As generative AI continues to impact game development, the use of LLMs in soundtrack composition is sparking debate among players and creators.
The Video Game History Foundation has published a new collection of E3 ephemera, including nearly 12 hours of footage and industry documents dating back to 1995.
Writer Mike Drucker explores the theory that the shift to high definition triggered rising production costs and industry instability over the last 20 years.
Sony plans to phase out physical media for PlayStation by 2028. Preservationists and industry experts weigh in on the implications for ownership and access.
Explore the new video game releases for June 2026, including updates for Destiny 2, Final Fantasy XIV, and the latest on Bungie's Marathon development status.
Amazon is executing a strategic power play that has caught the entire industry off guard: the critically acclaimed first season of Prime Video's Fallout TV series is hitting YouTube for free, starting today, January 28th.
In a blow to MMO fans and a stark reminder of the video game industry's current volatility, Fantastic Pixel Castle, the studio founded by veteran designer Greg "Ghostcrawler" Street, is shutting down.
In a move that has fundamentally reshaped the landscape of the video game industry, Electronic Arts has been taken private in a colossal leveraged buyout valued at approximately $55 billion.
The launch of a major video game should be a moment of celebration, heralding a wave of critical analysis and consumer insight. However, a persistent industry practice has turned many release windows into a battleground for transparency: the strategic delay of review codes.
Once a confirmed expansion and now a full-blown sequel, Hollow Knight: Silksong remains one of the most eagerly anticipated video games in the industry. Developed by the small Australian studio Team Cherry, the game promises a new adventure starring Hornet, a fan-favorite rival from the original masterpiece.
