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Hasbro has recorded a $56 million non-cash write down after cancelling several video games scheduled for 2028 and beyond. The D&D and Magic The Gathering purveyor confirmed the news in itslatest earnings callfor the second quarter ended June 28, 2026.

When Microsoft assigned Asha Sharma as the new leader of the Xbox division in February, replacing the Phil Spencer regime, the executive brought along some of her former colleagues with her. Now, one of those recent hires is leaving.

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There’s something so pure about the boss rush genre that I can’t help but be drawn to it, and when I saw that the debut release from Brazilian developer Lobo Sagaz Studio combined the aesthetic of Silksong with some impressively unique boss rush gameplay, I was definitely curious to give it a shot. Through its…

New Games for Change white paper highlights the gap between public narratives about video games and families’ lived experiences. It also points to a practical opportunity: nearly 60% of children say they want their parents more involved in their video gaming lives.[1] 

Wrocław, July 21 – Over 11 years ago, Techland opened the gates to Harran, introducing players to Dying Light, a journey that would become one of gaming’s most beloved zombie adventures. 

“Grand Theft Auto 6” is expected to blow things out of the water on its way to becoming the biggest video game release in years. Early pre-order activity suggests that strong demand remains despite hot debate over pricing and physical distribution.

The landscape of online gaming journalism has changed dramatically over the past decade. Between esteemed publications being shut down or absorbed into content mill portfolios, it’s tempting to conclude that serious, in-depth game criticism is going extinct. In written form, at least at scale, it largely is. On YouTube, though, things look different.

TL;DR: A Reddit user found a last iBUYPOWER gaming PC at Costco marked down from $1,899 to $1,140, paying $1,220 after tax; it includes a Ryzen 7 9800X3D, GeForce RTX 5070, 32GB DDR5, 2TB SSD, plus a free keyboard and mouse. Voice: Hassam NasirSpeed 0:00 / 3:04 Use left and right arrow keys to seek…

I love Splatoon. I have loved Splatoon since all the way back to its Wii U debut in 2015. But Splatoon doesn’t always love me back.