Gears of War: E-Day reportedly cost more than half a billion dollars, intensifying scrutiny of its modest launch sales.
Gears of War: E-Day reportedly cost more than half a billion dollars, intensifying scrutiny of its modest launch sales.
Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed Shadows has suffered what could be its most devastating blow yet—physical copies of the game have leaked nearly a month before its official release on March 20, 2025. The leak has led to widespread spoilers, unauthorized gameplay streams, and black market sales, dealing a potentially catastrophic hit to Ubisoft’s already precarious financial standing.
Alan Wake II, one of Sweet Baby Inc.’s infamous gaming victims, has finally started turning a profit more than a year after launch. However, its developer Remedy, a continued SBI partner, is still operating in the red.
Watch out, Ninjas are everywhere because the folks at Team Ninja have made a shocking reveal that the famous Ninja Gaiden series is making a big return with two new games!
In the latest twist surrounding Dragon Age: The Veilguard director Corinne Busche moving to Wizards of the Coast (WotC), new information reveals that Busche is not working on Baldur’s Gate 4, as some rumors had suggested. Instead, according to YouTuber Smash JT, Busche is leading the revival of a long-abandoned Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) project under the codename Dante.
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen has stirred controversy after taking to X this week, where he appeared to place the blame for GameStop’s struggles—and its decision to exit markets in Canada and France—squarely on “wokeness and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies.”
YouTube personality Smash JT has taken a significant step forward in his legal battle against former Kotaku Senior Editor Alyssa Mercante. Smash JT’s attorney, Ron Coleman of the Coleman Law Firm, has officially filed a motion to dismiss Mercante’s defamation lawsuit, arguing that the case lacks merit on both legal and factual grounds.
Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed Shadows just can’t catch a break. Amidst months of controversy over historical inaccuracies and cultural missteps, indie developer HistoryAccurateDevelopers has announced Yasuke Simulator, a parody game set to launch on Steam on March 20, 2025—the exact same day Assassin’s Creed Shadows is scheduled to release.
Following the unexpected layoffs of the Marvel Rivals U.S. team, NetEase has finally broken its silence, offering clarity on the layoff situation that left many fans and industry insiders scratching their heads. The company released an official statement addressing the cuts and clarifying some key misconceptions about the roles of the dismissed staff, including director Thaddeus Sasser.
In a move that has stunned both fans and industry professionals, NetEase Games has laid off most of the creative team behind the wildly successful hero shooter Marvel Rivals. Despite the game’s dominance across platforms like Steam, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, the entire Seattle-based development team, including game director Thaddeus Sasser, has been let go in a string of Marvel Rivals layoffs that decimated the game’s US workforce.
Ubisoft’s release of its Q3 FY25 earnings report (UBISOFT REPORTS THIRD-QUARTER 2024-25 SALES) confirms what many have feared—the company’s financial troubles are only getting worse.
Ubisoft appears to be making a last-ditch effort to salvage Assassin’s Creed Shadows, now telling players they can skip playing as Yasuke, the game’s controversial Black samurai protagonist, “for any reason.” This phrasing, used by creative director Jonathan Dumont in a recent interview with Screen Rant, has many interpreting it as Ubisoft quietly acknowledging the widespread dissatisfaction with Yasuke’s inclusion and trying to placate frustrated fans.
Elon Musk has once again confirmed plans to launch his own AI game studio under XAI, doubling down on his mission to combat the “woke mind virus” infecting the modern gaming industry.