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Sony's PlayStation 5 continues to break boundaries with the first native PC launch of a PS5 game, an emulator hitting 60 FPS on six titles, and the announcement of MXGP 26.
Activision's Team Ricochet, which oversees Call of Duty's anti-cheat efforts, has cited data estimating cheating in games at $8.5 billion. Meanwhile, 69% of online multiplayer studios see cheating as a significant problem.
IO Interactive has once again pushed back the Nintendo Switch 2 version of 007 First Light, citing that it "had no choice" but to delay the launch to March 2027.
Undead Labs has announced its transition to an employee-owned game development studio, but a significant number of employees are facing layoffs as part of the restructuring.
Nintendo of America has secured a $4.5 million judgment against James C. Williams, known online as 'Archbox,' for pirating Switch hardware and software.
Build A Rocket Boy, the studio behind MindsEye, has appointed administrators following its most recent round of layoffs, casting uncertainty over the game's future.
Danish studio Trophy Games has acquired Playrion, the developer behind Airport Simulator: First Class, from Paradox Interactive. The deal expands Trophy Games' portfolio in the simulation genre.
Meta has introduced two AI-powered game development tools that let users create 2D and 3D games using prompts on mobile devices and browsers, alongside new VR glasses with day-one Unity support.
The GamesIndustry.biz HR Summit 2026 has confirmed its complete speaker roster, with keynotes from Sarah Venables, Jonny Hopper, Harvey Elliott, and Carmen Martino, sponsored by Amiqus.
PUBLSH, a new game publisher founded by former Petrol marketing leadership, has announced its debut title Pera Coda, which draws inspiration from Disco Elysium.