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HellbladeandBleeding Edgedeveloper Ninja Theory is reportedly laying off workers after Xbox leadership has been unable to find a solution to keeping the studio operational, whether that is under Xbox or separate from it.

The recently announced The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Switch 2 Pro controller looks amazing, but it’s $100. Instead, why not pick up the the original The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Switch Pro controller for just $69.99 at Woot. Most importantly, the original Switch Pro controller is compatible with the newer…

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Best Buy has kicked off its Techtober Sale just in time to go head-to-head with Amazon’s fall Prime Day event, and it’s offering a huge batch ofPC gaming deals at up to $1,000 off select hardware. The sale covers pretty much everything from gaming laptops and desktops to monitors, keyboards, mice, headsets, and other battlestation…

There’s no small amount of romanticism attached to independent media. In a world run by corporate giants, it’s nice to imagine the little guy using hard work and creativity to defeat money and power. That certainly applies to game development, where we occasionally get to see a janky, weird-looking game made by absolute nobodies outperform…

A San Diego video game shop owner says chipflation — caused by AI data centers buying up computer chips — is pushing up prices for games, consoles and other electronics.

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United Kingdom-based Ninja Theory has started the process to lay off employees, reporter Chris Kerr posted to BlueSky on Monday, shortly after owner Xbox announced that attempts to sell the studio were unsuccessful. Kerr cited several posts by employees who said they were at risk of redundancy, the U.K. legal process for layoffs, and were…

The issue of PlayStation account hackingprofile member of the community had their account stolen over the weekend. As we’ve previously reported, hackers are using basic public information about their victims to steal their PSN accounts with the help of PS Support agents. Despite hue and cry, Sony hasn’t addressed the problem yet

Best Buy has launched its Techtober sale, a direct competitor to Amazon’s latest Prime-exclusive sale, Prime Big Deal Days. Techtober is running until October 11 and includes plenty of deals and discounts on, you guessed it, Tech, video games, home appliances, and more.