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When I spoke with the Creative Director and Lead Designer of Star Wars Zero Companyearlier this summer, I left extremely excited about the promise of a turn-based tactics game set amid the Clone Wars, made by seasoned hands behind some of the genre’s best.

I still remember where I was when I heard that Firaxis was making a Marvel game. While the game I dreamt of – XCOM with the Marvel license – ended up differing pretty substantially from what we ultimately got with Marvel’s Midnight Suns, I still thoroughly enjoyed the unique deckbuilding and social mechanics layered on…

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Star Wars: Zero Company is the first game from new studio Bit Reactor, which aims to combine the nail-biting turn-based tactical gameplay of XCOM with the rich, cinematic roleplaying of games like Mass Effect and Knights of the Old Republic.

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Japanese entertainment company Asobisystem has launched Asobisystem USA, a new subsidiary established to accelerate the company’s expansion across North America.

Nintendo’s first quarter profit surged 53.5% as the popularity of its recent Super Mario movie worked with solid demand for the Switch 2 gaming console to support the Japanese video-game company’s bottom line

4 August 2026, 12:18 PMUPDATED 4 August 2026, 12:18 PM ENTERTAINMENT Arts & Entertainment Desk Photo: Collected

In a statement released on social media, Dark Horse Workers United (DHWU), the union for the publisher’s employees, alleges that the company is targeting senior editors by giving them supervisory manager status.