We continue our weekly series of YouTube interviews. This time, we had a conversation and did a bit of philosophizing about the state of the mobile market with producer Anastasia Kolchina, who previously worked at CM Mobile, Sperasoft, and Pixonic
A report from S&P analysts reveals that Activision's choice to discontinue support for Xbox One and PlayStation 4 for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 has led to a 4.3% decline in its expected market. The report also notes that launching the game on Switch 2, marking the franchise's return to a Nintendo console for the first time since 2013, is unlikely to compensate for the decrease in users from older consoles.
The gaming studio 155.io has signed a content partnership agreement with the iGaming company SOFTSWISS. As part of the deal, its games will become available through the SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator, and platform operators will gain access to the entire 155.io lineup, including Rush Hour, Ducks, and the recently released Snow Run
The California Assembly approved a bill on the preservation of online games, the budget for Mina the Hollower amounted to $5 million, and the online presence of Path of Exile 2 on Steam increased more than 18 times thanks to a major update — here's a rundown of the main events in the gaming industry from the past weekend
Last week, news emerged about Bungie's plans to carry out significant layoffs. The studio was compelled to make this decision after choosing to cease content support for its flagship, Destiny 2. Amidst a series of grim announcements, online discussions began to circulate suggesting that Bungie might cease to exist altogether. However, journalist and insider Jason Schreier disagrees with these speculations.