Nintendo has steadily expanded into physical entertainment spaces, from temporary Pokémon parks in the 2000s to the globally recognized Super Nintendo World zones at Universal Studios. The upcoming PokéPark Kanto marks the first permanent Pokémon theme park, reflecting Nintendo’s long-term strategy to transform its IP into immersive, real-world experiences. 1. Early Experiments: Pokémon & Temporary Attractions PokéPark 2005 (Nagoya, Japan):

Nintendo has rolled out a new system update for both the Switch and the upcoming Switch 2, introducing a suite of quality-of-life improvements designed to streamline user experience and modernize the console ecosystem. Nintendo’s latest firmware release is notable because it applies not only to the current Nintendo Switch but also to the Switch 2, signaling a unified platform strategy.

Sony’s latest earnings reveal strong PlayStation momentum, with PS5 lifetime sales hitting 84 million units, but the report also underscores mixed performance across its wider conglomerate and highlights challenges at Bungie. Ghost of Yotei and PlayStation Portal emerged as key talking points in the gaming division. 📊 Sony Conglomerate Results (USD Equivalent) Sony reported H1 FY2025 consolidated revenue of approximately ¥6.3 trillion…

Ubisoft veteran Johannes Thimme has launched Quality Time Studio in Lower Saxony, Germany, aiming to blend original game development with mentoring and consulting for indie creators. The studio is already working on its first prototype while also positioning itself as a hub for regional industry growth. After more than two decades in the games industry, including 13 years at Ubisoft…

We dive deep into the backstory of the GTA VI delay, what it means for Rockstar, and when we can *actually* expect to play it. PLUS: Nintendo and The Pokémon Company are in hot water over a major patent backfire in both the US and Japan. We explain the full story and what went wrong. But before, some gaming history with gaming engines that DOES deserves the 'Continue'!

BioWare has officially reaffirmed its commitment to the Mass Effect franchise, confirming that the next installment is still in active development. This announcement comes at a time when the studio is navigating a complicated legacy—marked by both celebrated successes and high-profile missteps. Few franchises in modern gaming carry the same cultural weight as Mass Effect. Since its debut in 2007, the series has built a reputation for…

Halo Infinite has officially reached the end of its major content cycle, with Halo Studios shifting focus toward future projects like Halo: Campaign Evolved. This marks a turning point for the franchise, closing the chapter on Infinite while opening the door to the next era of Halo storytelling and gameplay. Halo Studios confirmed that Operation: Infinite, launching on…

Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra has been delayed once again, now slated to launch beyond early 2026. Skydance Games says the move is necessary to fully realize its ambitious vision for the project. The highly anticipated action-adventure title Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra has hit another roadblock. Originally announced in 2021, the game was first scheduled for release in 2025 before being pushed to early 2026.

Grand Theft Auto VI has officially been delayed again, now set for release on November 19, 2026. Take-Two Interactive confirmed the news during its record-breaking Q2 earnings report, citing the need for “additional time to finish the game with the high level of polish players expect and deserve.” Take-Two Interactive’s latest financial results were historic: net bookings surged 33% year-on-year to $1.96 billion…

Square Enix has announced a sweeping restructuring plan that includes mass layoffs, a strategic retreat from overseas development, and a renewed focus on Japan-based studios. The company’s latest earnings reveal both the financial pressures driving this decision and the scale of its global recalibration. Below is a detailed editorial-style blog article contextualizing the announcement, with full earnings translated into USD equivalents for clarity.

Krafton’s Q3 2025 results show a record-breaking performance, fueled by the enduring success of PUBG: Battlegrounds, the rise of Battlegrounds Mobile India, and strategic expansions into new IPs like Real Cricket 24 and Subnautica 2. Krafton has reported its highest-ever cumulative performance in Q3 2025, marking a milestone in the company’s financial journey. Revenue surged 21% year-on-year to 870.6 billion KRW ($604.2 million)

Cloud streaming has officially launched on PlayStation Portal after a year in beta, marking a major milestone for Sony’s handheld ecosystem. This update transforms the Portal from a niche companion device into a more versatile gateway for console-quality gaming anywhere with a stable internet connection. After months of testing, Sony has rolled out cloud streaming support for PlayStation Portal, its handheld device designed to extend the PlayStation 5 experience beyond the living room.

Google and Epic Games have reached a settlement that could reshape the Android ecosystem by allowing third-party app stores more freedom. This deal follows years of legal battles over app distribution, fees, and competition, and it may mark a turning point for how mobile platforms handle openness and developer choice. Google and Epic Games have struck a deal that could…

Nintendo’s Switch 2 has shattered records, becoming the fastest-selling console in the company’s history within its first four months, while Nintendo itself confirmed that the original Switch has now been officially backseated as the company’s primary focus. Nintendo’s Switch 2 has achieved the highest global sales of any Nintendo platform in its first four months of release, outpacing even the meteoric rise of the original Switch back in 2017.

SEGA’s latest financial report highlights both triumph and turbulence: the Persona 5 series has now surpassed 13 million lifetime sales, yet the company posted a 168% year-on-year dip in net income, underscoring the challenges of balancing blockbuster IP success with broader business pressures. 🎮 Persona 5’s Milestone The Persona 5 franchise, including Persona 5 Royal, Persona 5 Strikers…

Resident Evil Requiem will be launching on 2026 and we are going to get the big takeaways from the lates Road To Requiem video that Capcom published early and Resident Evil expectatations: Original video: Don't forget to subscribe, hit the like button, and activate notifications to stay updated with our latest content! 🎮💻 Check out my Gaming News blog: 💻📱 Connect with me on social media: #gaming #gamingnews #residentevil --

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has made a rare decision to reexamine a previously awarded Nintendo patent, raising questions about the strength of Nintendo’s intellectual property protections and the broader implications for gaming hardware innovation. The USPTO’s move to reexamine a Nintendo patent is unusual because once a patent is granted, it is generally considered settled law unless challenged in court.

T-Minus Zero Entertainment, the NetEase-backed studio once thought shuttered, has officially returned—signaling a surprising revival in the competitive gaming industry. When NetEase announced the closure of T-Minus Zero Entertainment earlier this year, many assumed the studio’s ambitious projects were lost to history. Yet, in a twist worthy of the industry’s unpredictable nature, the studio has been revived and restructured, breathing new life into its mission of creating large-scale, multiplayer-focused experiences.

Yuji Horii, the legendary creator of Dragon Quest, has become the first video game designer to be recognized in Japan’s prestigious Autumn Honors, marking a historic moment for the gaming industry. A Landmark Recognition for Gaming Japan’s government has long used the Autumn Honors to celebrate individuals who have made outstanding contributions to culture, science, and society. Traditionally, recipients include artists, scientists, educators, and business leaders.

The Stop Killing Games initiative just crossed a major milestone in Europe—with nearly half of its petition signatures officially verified by the EU. This campaign is pushing back against publishers who shut down online-only games without alternatives, fighting for digital preservation, consumer rights, and gaming culture. Don't forget to subscribe, hit the like button, and activate notifications to stay updated with our latest content! 🎮💻 Check out my Gaming News blog: 💻📱 Connect with me on social media: #gaming #gamingnews #stopkillinggames --

NetEase has divested its stake in Fantastic Pixel Castle, leaving the studio behind Once Human scrambling to secure a new publishing partner to avoid closure. The move underscores the volatility of the games industry, where even promising projects can face existential threats when corporate backing shifts. The gaming industry is no stranger to sudden pivots, but the recent news that…

The inaugural Olympic Esports Games, originally planned for Saudi Arabia in 2027, will no longer take place there after the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the Saudi Olympic and Paralympic Committee (SOPC), and the Esports World Cup Foundation mutually agreed to end their partnership following an internal review. The Olympic Esports Games were first announced in 2023 as part of the IOC’s broader push to integrate digital competition into the Olympic Movement.