Compulsion Games is seemingly the first one to be hit as part of Xbox's reported plans for major layoffs and studio closures starting soon.
Bloomberg's Jason Schreier also says he wouldn't be surprised if the announcement happens "soon," further adding to a crowded early 2027.
Plans have seemingly changed, and rumored developer Certain Affinity is now looking at making the title more like Halo 5's Warzone mode.
The report comes from a discussion about how Sony can keep the PS6's price reasonable despite the current state of hardware.
After reports of poor management, the tactical shooter has reportedly seen "many features stripped" as concerns continue to grow.
Hardware leakers like KeplerL2 and Moore's Law is Dead believe that even current RAM shortages don't justify the Steam Machine's price.
A leaker has noted that, while Capcom won't ignore fan demand for remakes of Resident Evil 5 or 6, there are no plans for now.
Leaker KeplerL2 "liked" a post about how Sony has a lot to lose by deciding to push back the launch of its next-gen console.
EA's Hyderabad office reportedly saw an untold number of layoffs, including for those who have been at the studio for years.
Actor Brett Gipson revealed that he was involved in two major AAA releases that happen to be coming out in 2026 through his resume.
A few leaked assets of popped up of the game, dubbed Project Comet, showcasing its character designs and mobile-centric UI.
According to Dealabs' Billbil-kun, these the EAN on these listings don't match the ones that Take-Two traditionally uses for its releases.
If the listings are true and recent conversions hold up, you may be looking at spending $80 for the Standard Edition alone.
Team Asobi's charming 3D platformer has allegedly generated about $250 million in revenue, according to Alinea Analytics.
"There's no 'case by case' here," claims Bloomberg's Jason Schreier about single-player titles only releasing on PS5 going forward.
Layoffs hitting EA is likely going to be only one part of the potential "bloodbath" that is expected to start across the industry next month.
A known leaker has indicated that people at Capcom are more interested in remaking Resident Evil Revelations than touching 5 or 6.
The potential new release date moves the Onimusha game further away from heavyweights like Control Resonant and Silent Hill: Townfall.
The next generation of PlayStation might be more distant than we think, and it looks like our PS5s are going to get a little more mileage.
Jason Schreier noted that many of the studios at risk of layoffs and closures were told to make interesting games to fill up Game Pass.
