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  • Xbox Lays Off 1,600 People Today, With Another 1,600 Cuts To Come

    The Xbox brand is facing major layoffs, with 1,600 jobs cut already and another 1,600 expected, leaving employees anxious about their future.

  • Four Xbox Studios Are Leaving Microsoft As Arkane Lyon Faces Uncertain Future

    Xbox is shaking things up with major layoffs and studios like Double Fine and Compulsion going independent. Ninja Theory and Undead Labs are also being sold. Arkane Lyon’s future is uncertain.

  • Meccha Chameleon Is The Best-Selling Game Of The Year So Far

    Meccha Chameleon, a quirky indie game about hiding by painting your body, has sold 15 million copies this year, becoming the fastest and best-selling game around.

  • Wolfenstein 3 Is Reportedly In Production As Microsoft Looks To Invest In MachineGames

    B.J. Blazkowicz might return in Wolfenstein 3, aligning with a TV show. Leadership changes at MachineGames and Arkane hint at an evolving landscape for these studios.

  • Halo’s Rumoured Project Ekur Has Apparently Been Cancelled, And It Sounds Like It Was A Lot More Interesting Than We Thought

    So, Project Ekur, the secret Halo multiplayer project, is officially cancelled. It was supposed to explore new gameplay ideas but never got off the ground, leaving Halo’s future uncertain.

  • Dawn of War IV Gets A Gloriously Uninterrupted Space Marines Versus Orks Skirmish Video

    King Art dropped a cool 15-minute gameplay video of Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War IV, showcasing a Space Marines vs Orks match. It’s fun, insightful, but I’m a bit worried about the developers.

  • Sony Isn’t Killing Discs Because Nobody Buys Them — It’s Killing Them Because People Still Do

    Sony is ditching physical PlayStation discs by January 2028, sparking outrage online. Despite rising digital sales, many still prefer physical copies, raising questions about the company’s motives.

  • Sony’s Decision To Ditch Physical PlayStation Discs Is Getting Absolutely Clowned On

    Sony’s decision to stop making physical PlayStation games by 2028 has sparked outrage online, with brands like Domino’s and KFC joining in on the jokes. Fans are worried about losing ownership and the essence of physical games.

  • Company of Heroes 3: Final Stand Is A Standalone Wave Defense Game Launching This Month

    Company of Heroes 3: Final Stand drops on July 29, bringing chaotic last stands with new features like roguelite progression, bosses, events, and an Endless Mode.

  • Onimusha: Way of The Sword Is Launching 3 Weeks Early On September 4

    Onimusha: Way of the Sword is dropping three weeks early on September 4 to dodge the GTA 6 hype. But now it’s facing some tough competition in a packed September gaming lineup.

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