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Want your game progress on a different Switch? You can move a user’s save data for one or more compatible games with Transfer Your Save Data, a feature built into the consoles. You’ll need both consoles nearby, online, and plugged in. The users involved must be linked to the same Nintendo Account. You don’t need…

Original research by VR.org · Updated October 7, 2026 · Data: March 14 to October 7, 2026

G2E Panel Stresses Practical Focus on Data, Compliance, and AI in Gaming Technology SCCG · Regtech

Activision’s Team Ricochet, which manages Call of Duty’s anti-cheat initiative, recently cited data that claimed cheating in games is an $8.5 billion industry.

We’ve been beating this drum for a while now here at What’s on Netflix. You finish a great new show, you get emotionally invested, and then… crickets. By the time Season 2 rolls around two or three years later, you’ve completely forgotten who half the characters are, let alone what they were doing.

Earlier this year, Sony Interactive Entertainment dropped one of the biggest bombshells the gaming space has seen… Well, potentially ever. You might remember it; the corporation revealed that, as of January 2028, it will cease productionof PlayStation discs for any new releases, moving into an all-digital future. It went down like a mouthful of cold…

Epic Games chief executive Tim Sweeney has told Edge magazine the video games business is living through the worst crash since the 1980s, in a feature the magazine frames as “Crash 2.0”.

On July 2, Sony Interactive Entertainment announced it would stop manufacturing physical discs for its PlayStation consoles starting in 2028. Ever since, the company has been swimming upstream against a torrent of critics.

“Squid Game” proved that great TV requires a leap of faith. According to Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos, “nothing in the data” suggested that the Korean thriller would gain the global following that it did — but when it hit Netflix in September 2021, it became one of the most popular non-English titles on the streaming platform. The…

A Japanese company known for a game app based around virtual teen idols has filed for bankruptcy, the latest in a wave of corporate failures that has reached the highest level in 12 years as inflation and worker shortages hit weaker firms.