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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is giving Bethesda a much-needed reputation boost – but the studio’s real test is still years away.

Naughty Dog’s Intergalactic reveal is driving players back to Uncharted 4, proving the studio’s reputation pulls audiences in both directions – forward and back.

Sega’s Jet Set Radio revival announcement is driving renewed sales for Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, the 2023 indie spiritual successor. Here’s why that’s happening and what it means.

Sony’s Concord collapse cost hundreds of millions and shuttered a studio. Now Fairgame$ is drawing uncomfortable comparisons as Haven Studios develops in near-silence.

Xenoblade Chronicles 3 is quietly vanishing from digital storefronts with no explanation from Nintendo, alarming fans and raising questions about the Switch’s digital library future.

Atlus’s Persona 3 Reload Expansion Pass pricing is frustrating new fans who expected a complete game, not a $34.99 add-on for content that’s nearly 20 years old.

Marathon’s rocky launch is sending players back to Escape From Tarkov. Here’s why Battlestate’s hardcore shooter keeps winning by default.

Nintendo’s Alarmo is expanding beyond its quirky origins, adding account sync, new soundscapes, and app integration that hint at something larger than an alarm clock.

Riot’s League of Legends item overhaul has reshaped the entire shop system, and veteran players are pushing back hard. Here’s why the divide runs deeper than just new items.

Pocketpair’s settlement with Nintendo over Palworld has put indie developers on notice about patent risk in ways copyright law never did. Here’s what changed.