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Xbox outlines strategy focusing on console, cloud, affordability, and daily active players
Xbox executives detailed plans emphasizing consoles, cloud gaming, flexible pricing, and daily active players as key priorities.
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Sega plans 2026 anniversary projects under new Sega Universe banner
Sega will run anniversary projects throughout 2026 under a new Sega Universe banner for vintage game franchises.
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Xbox unveils redesigned logo with nostalgic green finish
Xbox has unveiled a redesigned logo with a brighter green finish and glass-like effect as part of a wider brand refresh.
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Nintendo puts Super Mario Galaxy soundtrack on Spotify for limited time
Nintendo uploaded a limited selection of Super Mario Galaxy 1 + 2 tracks to Spotify in its first release on a major streaming service.
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Resident Evil Requiem sells over 7 million copies, fastest in series history
Resident Evil Requiem has sold more than 7 million copies worldwide, setting a new speed record for the survival horror series.
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Xbox CEO Asha Sharma does not rule out return of console exclusive games
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma says the company is open to console exclusives but will take a strategic, data-driven approach before deciding.
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Eurogamer's Mat Discusses Playing Pragmata, Lego Batman, and Tomodachi Life
Eurogamer's Mat shared his thoughts on Pragmata, Lego Batman, and Tomodachi Life in a feature published April 25.
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ZA/UM unveils Zero Parades: For Dead Spies set in chaotic Bootleg Bazaar of Portofiro
ZA/UM, creators of Disco Elysium, announced Zero Parades: For Dead Spies set in the Bootleg Bazaar of Portofiro.
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Final Fantasy 14 Arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 in August 2026 with Separate Subscription
Square Enix announced Final Fantasy 14 will launch on Nintendo Switch 2 in August 2026, requiring its own subscription.
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Former Naughty Dog multiplayer director vows future projects will be released
Vinit Agarwal said he will not let future work be cancelled unseen after Naughty Dog scrapped The Last of Us Online.
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Creative Assembly, Sega tease Alien: Isolation sequel on Alien Day
Creative Assembly and Sega teased an Alien: Isolation sequel on Alien Day after development began in late 2024.
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Noah Hawley to adapt Far Cry as anthology TV series
Noah Hawley is developing a live-action Far Cry TV series as an anthology, with each season telling a new story instead of adapting a single game.
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South Korean PM praises Crimson Desert after 4 million sales
South Korean Prime Minister Kim Min-seok praised Crimson Desert as it topped 4 million global sales weeks after launch.
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Pokémon Champions Producer Explains Graphics Limitations Compared to Pokkén Tournament
Masaaki Hoshino said Pokémon Champions faces more graphical limits than Pokkén Tournament due to mobile support and multiple on-screen Pokémon.
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Krafton starts hiring for Tera 2 MMORPG sequel on Unreal Engine 5
Krafton has begun recruiting for Tera 2, a sequel to its shuttered MMORPG Tera, using Unreal Engine 5 [s1].
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Supermassive's Directive 8020 adds stealth but preview says it falls flat
Supermassive's Directive 8020 preview shows new stealth gameplay, but the demo felt less distinct than earlier entries.
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Naughty Dog split over Joel's death in The Last of Us Part 2
Naughty Dog was split internally over killing Joel in The Last of Us Part 2, according to people involved.
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Better Than Dead sets May 12 Steam Early Access launch
Monte Gallo will launch Better Than Dead on Steam in Early Access on May 12.
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The Devil Wears Prada still shapes millennial career dreams
The Devil Wears Prada has stayed a touchstone for millennial ambition since its 2006 release.
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Hegseth's Crusades fascination shapes his view of Iran war policy
Pete Hegseth's long-running fascination with the Crusades has shaped how he thinks about modern conflicts, including war with Iran.
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Trump tells Congress U.S.-Iran war has been terminated
President Donald Trump told Congress the U.S.-Iran war was terminated after a ceasefire, even as reports said military measures continue.
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Historian Heather Cox Richardson gives America a B-/C+ for its first 250 years
Historian Heather Cox Richardson rated America’s first 250 years a B-/C+, citing its multiracial democracy and cultural achievements.
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Singapore PM Wong says AI will disrupt jobs but create new ones
Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said AI will change jobs, but the government will create new work and protect workers.
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FDA Approves Otarmeni Gene Therapy for Severe Congenital Hearing Loss
On April 23, 2026, the FDA granted accelerated approval to Otarmeni, a Regeneron gene therapy for OTOF-related severe hearing loss.