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Sony will stop producing discs for new PlayStation games in January 2028. A petition against it has passed 330,000 signatures and is still climbing.

Roblox's new Build tool turns a text prompt into a playable game. Public alpha starts July 28 in New Zealand, for age-verified users nine and older.

Ubisoft Barcelona struck through June and July over 51 proposed layoffs, then shipped a remake that moved two million copies on day one.

Halo: Campaign Evolved launches July 28 on PS5, the first mainline Halo ever on a Sony console. On Xbox it's included with Game Pass.

Bungie laid off roughly 400 people days after Destiny 2's final update. The studio that sold the industry on forever games couldn't keep one alive.

Asha Sharma's reset memo front-loads a 3% margin and a $500M revenue slide. The clearest admission yet that the $69B Activision deal is a cost problem, not a growth story.

The June 9 Direct turned a year of Ocarina rumors into a Switch 2 exclusive and stacked Kingdom Hearts IV on top. The launch runs on nostalgia and borrowed prestige.

Tomb Raider, Crazy Taxi, Crimson Desert — every big reveal at SGF 2026 came with an AI disclosure on Steam within 24 hours. It's damage control with better timing.

Sony revealed a God of War prequel starring Faye and a "curious cosmic cube" named Phranque. It showed 20 minutes of great gameplay and one very alarming casting choice.

After ten years of silence, Atlus showed up to the Xbox Showcase with a logo and a graveyard. That's it. That's the announcement.