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Impairment losses from Rovio and Stakelogic push company to reduce free-to-play priority and focus on full game development Image credit: Sega Sega Sammy has released its financial results for the year ending March 31, 2026. While net sales increased by 13.6%, operating income from its entertainment contents, including the video games division, declined from ¥40.8

The rhythm game is not coming to "legacy hardware".The rhythm roguelike Ratatan was originally planned for the Switch, but in an update this week, developer Ratata Arts has announced it will no longer be coming to Nintendo's original hybrid platform or the PlayStation 4. Fortunately, it's still on the way to the Switch 2.The team...

CBS CBS has announced tonight that it has cancelled its shows “Watson” and “DMV,” the medical procedural ending after two seasons and the workplace comedy after a single season. Of the two, “Watson” was the more high-profile and an attempt to recapture the network’s success with “Elementary” – this time switching out a contemporary police

Part of dev team to be relocated internally, developer says "resources are best deployed to accelerate the growth" of Payday Image credit: Starbreeze Entertainment Starbreeze Entertainment has cancelled Project Baxter, its Dungeons & Dragons games-as-service title. The decision was made following a strategic review, with the developer concluding "that resources are best deployed to accelerate

WASHINGTON: The US government has terminated 22 federal contracts for mRNA-based vaccines, raising questions about the safety and effectiveness of a technology widely credited with curbing the Covid-19 pandemic. The decision, announced by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., reflects growing skepticism within the administration regarding mRNA vaccines. “We reviewed the science, listened to the

by William D'Angelo , posted 9 hours ago / 721 ViewsElectronic Arts has reportedly cancelled a single player game set in the universe of Apex Legends and Titanfall, according to three people familiar with the matter who spoke with Bloomberg's Jason Schreier. The game was in development at Respawn Entertainment and had a codename of Titanfall