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Creator Yoko Taro has declared he has finished working, citing cancelled projects and a fear of dementia as key motivators for his continued, stressful career in game development.
Resident Evil Requiem was initially developed as an online multiplayer game under the codename 'Apocalypse' before Capcom pivoted to a two-protagonist single-player horror narrative, a shift that led to over 8 million copies sold.
A 30-minute hands-on demo of Final Fantasy VII Revelation, the same build shown at Tokyo Game Show 2026, highlights major graphical and combat advancements for Cid and Vincent, positioning the game as a technically refined conclusion to the remake trilogy.
The EU Consumer Protection Cooperation Network has initiated coordinated actions against ten major game publishers.
The ARC Raiders Frozen Trail update launches on October 8, 2026, adding a new icy map, customizable player bases, and new enemy types.
FunPlus is adding Robin to DC: Dark Legion in late September, alongside the returning Echoes of the Batcave event from September 18-26.
Nordic game studios are integrating AI into programming, art, and player support, shifting human roles to oversight and creative direction.
Sucker Punch co-founder Chris Zimmerman says the main barrier for new developers in 2026 is attention, not making a game.
IllFonic's Halloween: The Game is a 4v1 multiplayer horror title for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC that reworks the asymmetric formula.
A guide for new Dungeon Rush players covers resource collection, loot management, idle progression, settings optimization, and the role of ads.
Industry experts Eduard Montserrat and David Stelzer argue that discovery and monetization are converging.
For Gamer Day, IGN highlights ten influential video game soundtracks, from Chrono Trigger to Skyrim, that have left a lasting mark on the medium.
Amazon Web Services says over 80% of game studios are actively deploying AI, focusing on overcoming implementation hurdles for scalable production.
Flesh Made Fear is a survival horror game that uses tank controls, fixed cameras, and limited resources to recreate the feel of classic PlayStation titles.