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Ubisoft lays off 105 people at Red Storm, the studio co-founded 30 years ago by Tom Clancy, converts it to a support role
news The studio that created the famed Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon series is now effectively dead.
An indie asking for $250,000 is 'a drop in the bucket' says Tunic's publisher, but indies are in a 'survival' era because companies think that 'isn't profitable enough' to fund
News Finji CEO Rebekah Saltsman says that indie games are just trying to survive in an era where publishers don't want to invest in a game that was "only ever going to make $500,000."
After this game dev shared her prototype online, it took less than 5 hours for someone to post their vibecoded knockoff
News "It kinda disincentivizes me from sharing progress when there are slop ghouls around every corner."
Lost Ark fans fear the worst as Amazon lays off more employees 'as part of broader organizational decisions'
news The free-to-play RPG Lost Ark is one of the very few games to go untouched by Amazon's gaming walkback, but that may be about to change.
Dev breaks down in tears when 4 years of work are rewarded with $250,000 earnings in a week: 'I don't know why people are so nice'
News Sometimes nice things happen!
Take-Two boss says he's not interested in putting ads into premium games: 'It would seem unfair'
news Industry analyst Matthew Bell predicted a rise in in-game advertising last month as publishers pursue new revenue streams, but Strauss Zelnick doesn't see it happening.
'You would not believe the number of AI games in our inbox' says Tunic's publisher 'I am tired of seeing it'
News CEO Rebekah Saltsman is tired of seeing AI pitches for AI games and she'd rather see developers pitch a publisher like Finji with "programmer art" than generative AI.
On the ground at PlayerUnknown's 2-day in-studio modjam where devs broke their own game
Jam Sesh Brendan Greene is back to modding, but now it's his own game.
Take-Two boss declines to offer advice to the new Microsoft Gaming chief, says she'll be fine on her own: 'She’s a highly accomplished executive who’s done just great without ever having met me'
news Asha Sharma came into Microsoft's Xbox business without a background in gaming, but Zelnick did the same thing at Take-Two and that's worked out pretty well.
