Publisher Confirms Studio Restructuring After Days of Silence
Following a weekend of unconfirmed reports, the publisher issued a statement this morning acknowledging role reductions across two internal studios.
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Leaked Roadmap Points to a 2027 Console Refresh — Here's What We Know
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On paper the uplift looks incremental. In actual frame-time graphs across three demanding titles, it's the biggest generational jump we've measured in years.
The Collector's Edition Market Is Booming Again — and It's Not About Nostalgia This Time
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Why a Wave of Indie Studios Are Building Games Around Doing Almost Nothing
Farming, fishing, tidying — the genre keeps growing, and the developers behind it describe it less as a trend and more as a response.