Hollywood is officially leaning harder into Nintendo crossovers, and now we have a major name attached to one of gaming’s most iconic characters. The newly revealed Fox McCloud actor for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is none other than Glen Powell. According to...
Nintendo’s long-awaited Nintendo Switch 2 has finally been revealed, and it’s aiming to deliver more than just a hardware upgrade—it’s launching an entirely new era for the iconic Japanese game maker. The new console releases June 5, 2025, with pre-orders opening April 9. It’s bringing with it a lineup of flagship titles, including Mario Kart World, Donkey Kong Bonanza, and a new Hyrule Warriors entry.
Just days after Nintendo revealed the March 26, 2027 release date for the upcoming live-action Legend of Zelda movie, new rumors suggest it could be the start of a full-blown trilogy. According to Video Games Chronicle, industry insider Daniel Richtman claims the movie is just part one of a planned six-year cinematic journey.
The long-rumored Final Fantasy 9 remake may finally be on the verge of becoming reality—at least, that’s what hopeful fans are thinking after Square Enix quietly launched an official 25th anniversary website for the beloved PlayStation classic.
Published entirely in Japanese, the new website commemorates the original release of Final Fantasy 9 on July 7, 2000. The site includes a brief but intriguing message: “We are preparing various projects, including merchandise and collaborations to commemorate the 25th anniversary, so please look forward to it!”
With less than a week until Nintendo’s big presentation for the Nintendo Switch 2, it seems like a new leak or rumor emerges every day. However, instead of the latest news coming from some shady Reddit or X account, this time it appears that Nintendo themselves may have unintentionally revealed new games coming to the console.
Since the opening of Super Nintendo World at Universal Parks, Legend of Zelda fans have been hoping to see Hyrule brought to life, as well. Whispers of a Zelda-themed land have made the rounds at the resort, with early speculation pointing to Islands of Adventure. But now, new signs suggest that Universal has different plans—ones that could place Zelda in a much bigger spotlight at Epic Universe.
Ubisoft employees are rattled over the potential for mass layoffs—and they have every reason to be.
On Thursday, Ubisoft announced it is forming a new gaming subsidiary in partnership with Chinese tech giant Tencent. The new entity will house the company’s most valuable franchises, including Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and Rainbow Six along with select development studios. While the press release spins this as the start of a “bold new chapter,” internal reactions suggest that the only thing bold about this move is the level of uncertainty it has created for Ubisoft’s remaining workforce.
It’s finally official — The Legend of Zelda is coming to theaters as a live-action movie on March 26, 2027, courtesy of Nintendo. Announced via the company’s new Nintendo Today! app, the release date marks a major milestone for a project that’s been shrouded in mystery since its initial tease in November 2023.
Ubisoft is hemorrhaging money. That much has been clear since the release of its catastrophic Q3 FY25 earnings report, which revealed a company in freefall. Net bookings plunged 51.8% year-over-year in Q3 alone. Digital bookings fell 33.8%. Player recurring investment—the bread and butter of live-service games—dropped 33.7%. And the company’s debt-to-EBITDA ratio now sits at a nightmarish -21.1x, suggesting Ubisoft is losing money at a rate that makes its financial model unsustainable even before taxes, interest, or amortization are factored in.
So when Ubisoft suddenly announced this week that it had created a new gaming subsidiary—backed by a €1.16 billion ($1.25 billion) investment from Chinese tech giant Tencent—investors were understandably confused. Why would a company circling the drain be launching bold new ventures?
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A new bombshell investigation by YouTube channel Gothic Therapy, hosted by MasterofTheTDS and Writing Raven, has revealed what they describe as a “closed circle” of game development elites in France funneling millions in taxpayer-fueled government game funding to studios they themselves operate or are closely affiliated with.
CNN wants you to believe that a 2014 online movement over video game journalism is responsible for virtually every controversy of the last decade. In its latest attempt to revise history, CNN frames Gamergate not as a call for transparency in media, but as the spark that supposedly ignited a digital wildfire engulfing everything from social platforms to political movements.
Assassin’s Creed Shadows has finally released, and one might naively assume Ubisoft’s woes are over. Surely, with their self-proclaimed “reputable” marketing and unwavering dedication to historical authenticity, this game will sell like cold lemonade in the desert.
After all, the delays—costing a rumored $20 million—were supposedly to address every issue raised by fans and the barrage of bad press, right?