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Capcom has record-breaking year

Capcom has seen incredible growth over the last decade, in large part thanks to the continued success of major franchises like Resident Evil, Devil May Cry and Monster Hunter. This past year was the best in Capcom's entire history, with the company selling just over 59 million games in total.  …

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GeForce Now adds 11 new games this week

This week's GeForce Now update has arrived, with eleven new games joining the library, including the biggest new game of the week, Subnautica 2, which just had a record-breaking early access launch. Aside from Subnautica 2 there is one other major day-one title worthy of headliner status – Forza Horizon …

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ARC Raiders is overhauling its live-service strategy moving forward

ARC Raiders live-service

While Embark Studios have continuously updated ARC Raiders with new content and updates, general sentiment surrounding the popular extraction shooter has waned somewhat over the past months. As a result, the team have now announced that they are shifting their live-service plans, replacing smaller more consistent updates with “major updates twice a year.”

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Sega moving ahead with classic games revival effort

While Sega did ultimately decide to cancel its ‘Super Game' project, the publisher is doubling down on its plans to revive classic franchises.  As part of a recent earnings report, Sega confirmed it had cancelled its ambitious ‘Super Game' project, which was announced back in 2021, followed by a corporate …

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SCUF Gaming launches Omega controller for PS5 and PS5 Pro consoles

SCUF Gaming has announced the Omega, a high-performance controller officially licensed for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Pro. The controller features 1K polling, Omron mechanical switches, and TMR thumbsticks designed for increased durability.  The SCUF Omega features 11 additional customisable inputs, including rear paddles, side-action buttons, and G-keys. For the …

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PlayStation head of 3rd party claims “There are no dire times for the industry ahead”

PlayStation Industry

The past few years in particular have felt pretty bleak for the video games industry, with the rise and fall of countless live-service games creating volatility, while the influx of gen-AI has led to continuous price hikes across the board. Despite all this, the head of 3rd parties at PlayStation ‘Christian Svensson’ has claimed that “there are no dire times for the industry ahead as far as I'm concerned.”

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Shift Up will self-publish Stellar Blade 2

While Stellar Blade began life as a PlayStation exclusive IP, the studio at Shift Up has been working towards making the game multiplatform for quite some time. Now for the sequel, Shift Up has confirmed plans to self-publish, rather than renew its deal with Sony.  As part of an earnings …

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