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A dev update confirms GTA 6 won't be content-complete when it launches November 19. That's after two delays, both framed as being for polish. The Cyberpunk 2077 comparisons have already started.

Saros launched April 30 at an 88 on Metacritic — Housemarque's career high. In a week when the industry has been burying studios, this is the other thing that happened.

Krafton's CEO used ChatGPT to draft a hostile takeover of Unknown Worlds after his lawyers told him not to. Now he's losing the game, the studio, and his reputation.

Eighteen years of development ended Tuesday night as the lights went out at Spiders, a victim of Nacon's collapse and an industry that no longer has room for the middle class.

Sega Universe just announced anniversary projects for nine classic IPs at once — OutRun, NiGHTS, Streets of Rage, Sakura Wars, and more. This is not a nostalgia play. It's a franchise strategy.

Iron Galaxy laid off up to 90 people this week and explicitly said they're "accepting current market conditions as permanent." Leenzee dissolved the entire team behind Wuchang: Fallen Feathers. The industry is still contracting.

The Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake rumors have too many credible sources behind them to dismiss. If it's real, it's the game that defines the Switch 2.

Xbox admitted players are frustrated. The rebrand itself is cosmetic — but the candor behind it might actually be different.

Diablo 4's second expansion is out now with a Paladin, a new region, and a rebuilt endgame. Blizzard might finally know what this game is supposed to be.

Ubisoft is remaking the best game it ever made. What that says about where the franchise went wrong and how far it drifted.