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Microsoft (MSFT) on Monday announced it is cutting 4,800 roles across the company, roughly 2.1% of its workforce. The bulk of the layoffs, 3,200, will come from Microsoft’s Xbox division. 

In today’s Tech Bytes, the future of Sony PlayStation games may be digital-only. Starting in two years, PlayStation games will reportedly be sold exclusively in digital format. However, a new report says Sony is telling PlayStation game developers and publishers that they will still be able to reorder disc versions of their games, as long…

Watching a zombie movie or TV show can be a pretty horrifying experience. We see beloved characters face the dead on multiple occasions, have very close calls, and sometimes even bite the dust when we least expect it

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Starting summer 2026, in preparation for upcoming changes in European battery regulations coming into effect in mid-February 2027, selected Nintendo products in Europe will begin to be replaced on a rolling basis by revisions that contain a user-replaceable battery. There is no difference in functionality between current products and revised products containing user-replaceable batteries

The latest sales data from GfK Entertainment/ NielsenIQ for the week ending 4th July, 2026 has now been released

Microsoft‘s Xbox video game division is implementing “the most significant restructure” in its 25-year history, CEO Asha Sharma announced Monday, with 3,200 workers receiving pink slips

Microsoft has commenced what it describes as the “most significant restructure in Xbox history” and confirmed it will be eliminating 3,200 roles across its video game division by the end of the current fiscal year. 

The video game industry’s problems are crystallizing insideMicrosoft’s Xbox.A fresh round of layoffs at the tech giant’s games division shows how those pressures are coming home to roost as costs rise and players devote more time to a just a handful of favorites. Plus, there are some Microsoft-specific problems to address

The furor over Sony’s decision to stop producing physical PlayStation discs starting in 2028 is not slowing down