Zeit | Aktuelle Nachrichten | ||
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Di | Blizzard's story and franchise development division votes to unionize | ||
Di | 80% of gamers across the UK and U.S. have encountered cheaters in online games | ||
Di | Krafton responds to Unknown Worlds' founders legal complaint, alleging leadership "absence impacted the development team" | ||
Di | Felicity Games expands into Singapore as it "focuses on acquisitions and operations in the region" | ||
Di | The German games market grew 4% in the first half of 2025 | ||
Di | Newzoo: North American gamers spend an average of $325 annually | ||
Di | John Davison departs from IGN Entertainment | ||
Di | Fortnite and Epic Games Store returning to iOS in Australia following court ruling | ||
Di | Remedy Entertainment Q2 sales jump 63.5% to €16.9m | ||
Di | Date Everything sells 500,000 copies | News-in-brief | ||
Mo | Bandai Namco boasts "record-high" results for Q1 2026 | ||
Mo | Tencent makes changes to Light of Motiram Steam page amidst Sony lawsuit | ||
Mo | Far Cry "anthology drama" reportedly in the works at FX | ||
Mo | Vivrato adds nine gaming industry veterans to its consultancy team | ||
Mo | Microsoft will "continue to support Forza Motorsport and Forza Horizon 5," despite Turn 10 cuts | ||
Mo | Sega Q1 net sales decline 22.7% to $548m | ||
Mo | Battlefield 6 Open Beta is the series' most popular Steam game | ||
Mo | Bithell Games announces layoffs, "majority of full-time staff" made redundant | ||
Mo | Diablo general manager Rod Fergusson announces departure from Blizzard | ||
Fr | Sony's confidence in PlayStation is well-placed | Opinion | ||
Fr | Digital Foundry goes independent | ||
Fr | Marathon expected to launch "within this fiscal year" following indefinite delay, says Sony | ||
Fr | Take-Two's Strauss Zelnick on the firm's "most robust release schedule" and preparation for GTA 6's launch | ||
Do | Konami stocks hit record highs thanks to eFootball and new Momotaro Dentetsu game | ||
Do | Take-Two net bookings rise "significantly above guidance range" to $1.42bn in Q1 2026 |