
Kingdom Hearts Cloud Access Ends in 2027. Players Must Pay Again
Square Enix brings Kingdom Hearts to Switch 2 as local games. Cloud access ends in June 2027, with discounted replacements rather than free upgrades.
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Square Enix brings Kingdom Hearts to Switch 2 as local games. Cloud access ends in June 2027, with discounted replacements rather than free upgrades.
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The video game industry is unraveling, layoffs, failing blockbusters, and collapsing studios are no longer isolated incidents, but signs of a much bigger crisis
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In this article, we take a deep dive into Tencent’s financial strength, investment strategy, regulatory battles, and future growth prospects. Will Tencent continue to innovate and expand—or is it reaching an inflection point that could shake its dominance?
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From blockbuster releases to industry shake-ups, here’s what happened in gaming this week—and why it matters.
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In 2025, the gaming industry is experiencing one of its most unpredictable shifts yet. The days of simply making bigger and shinier games are over. Players are demanding smarter, more innovative experiences — while developers scramble to keep up with changing expectations, AI breakthroughs, and the evolving battle for attention.
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The AI-Gaming Crossroads: For decades, video game development has been a meticulous, human-led process, requiring teams of designers, artists, and writers to craft interactive worlds. But in 2025, that creative process is undergoing a profound transformation — driven by artificial intelligence (AI).
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For decades, the Game Developers Conference (GDC) has been the heartbeat of the gaming industry — where ideas take shape, technologies evolve, and the next big trends emerge.
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A Privacy Revolution or a Market Power Play? User acquisition costs increased significantly post-ATT, with some advertisers reporting a 20–30% rise in Cost Per Install (CPI) on iOS. That’s exactly what happened when Apple introduced App Tracking Transparency (ATT) in April 2021.
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Unity was supposed to be the future of game development. The engine that made it easier than ever to create games, used by indie developers and major studios alike. The company that positioned itself as the backbone of real-time 3D — not just in gaming, but across industries like film, architecture, and automotive.
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The Allure of Gaming Careers. At first glance, gaming might seem like an unusual career choice. Unlike medicine, law, or finance, it does not guarantee stability, nor does it follow a predictable career path.
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Smart Strategy or High-Stakes Gamble? A $2 Billion Bet on the Future Playtika, once a rising force in mobile gaming, is making a bold move — one that could define its future.
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For the last decade, Nvidia has been the quiet force behind the world’s most powerful AI models. But now, the company isn’t just supporting the AI boom—it’s defining it.
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Ever wondered how the gaming world transformed so rapidly in just a few years? Remember when consoles were the pinnacle of gaming, and now, immersive experiences like VR and AI-driven narratives are the norms?
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A deep dive into Animoca Brands’ explosive 170% Q4 bookings surge — what’s behind it, and what it means for Web3 gaming in 2025.
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The Biggest Digital Bank Heist in History What happens when $1.5 billion disappears overnight? It’s a question that rocked the crypto industry on February 21, 2025, when Bybit, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges, suffered the biggest hack in digital finance history.
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For the past two years, layoffs in gaming have felt relentless. In just the first two months of 2025, companies like Ubisoft, Crytek, and BioWare have already cut hundreds of jobs. By now, over 34,000 people have lost their roles in the gaming sector since 2022.
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Seattle is a long way from Hangzhou, but for the developers working at NetEase’s U.S. studios, the distance no longer matters. Their jobs are gone.
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The transition from click-based to play-based discovery is just beginning, but the impact could be as significant as when streaming replaced physical media in film and music.
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For decades, Warner Bros. Games has been one of the industry’s most powerful gaming divisions, commanding some of the world’s most valuable intellectual properties — from Batman and Harry Potter to Mortal Kombat and Game of Thrones.
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GDC has long been the beating heart of game development networking, but this year, something is different.
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After the highs of the pandemic boom, 2023 was marked by layoffs, funding slowdowns, and what many called a ‘reset’ for game investments. Publishers slashed budgets, venture capital dried up, and M&A deals hit their lowest levels in years. The question looming over the industry: was this just a cyclical downturn — or the start of a long-term contraction?
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Gaming in 2025 is at a crossroads — record revenue, mass layoffs, and shifting business models. Who will thrive, and who risks collapse? Read the full analysis.
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Immutable Holdings: A Deep Dive into the Financials, Growth, and Hidden Risks of Blockchain’s Most Ambitious Gaming Giant
Read analysisAppLovin just sold its entire gaming division for $900 million — a decision that marks the end of an era and the beginning of something much bigger.
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