Tech giant Microsoft has reported declines in its video games division's financial performance for the second quarter of this year, something that it attributed to first-party performance and a massive dip in console sales.
Facebook parent company Meta has once again posted disappointing results for its metaverse-focused Reality Labs division, with little in the way of revenue compared to the mounting operational losses the arm is tallying up.
Ubisoft's unions STJV, CFE-CGC, CGT, Printemps Ecologique, and Solidaries Infortmatique are calling for "a massive international strike."
Amazon has announced a second round of layoffs in two months, impacting 16,000 roles across the company.
When GamesIndustry.biz spoke to Jagex's then-new CEO Jon Bellamy in 2025, he proudly said that there was nothing wrong with the games firm being known as "the RuneScape company".
The managing director of GOG, Maciej Gołębiewski, has acknowledged that the company's decision to back out of selling Taiwanese horror game Devotion on its storefront in 2020 did damage to its reputation.
Bradley Webb is a data analyst at Gamesight, where he analyses creator viewership, influencer marketing performance, and broader creator trends for publishers and marketing teams. Gamesight's clients include 2K, Sony Interactive Entertainment, Xbox, Warner Bros, Riot Games, and Square Enix.
Japanese games giant Square Enix has confirmed that it is continuing to use Unreal Engine 4 rather than the newer Unreal Engine 5 for the upcoming third part in its Final Fantasy 7 Remake series.
Capcom has published its financial results for the nine months ended December 31, 2025, reporting significant increases across the board.
PC games giant Valve has been told it has to face a £656 million lawsuit in the UK, which claims the Steam giant's revenue share is too high and negatively impacts consumers.
Wildlight Entertainment CEO and founder Dusty Welch wished its free-to-play shooter Highguard "had been received better."
The third edition of Gamescom dev's executive summit will return in February in Lisbon, Portugal.
The latest target of Ubisoft's eternal cutbacks is its head office, with 200 roles proposed to be cut from Ubisoft International in Paris. The company has started a voluntary redundancy program to deliver the cuts, with delivery to be negotiated with trade unions. GamesIndustry.biz understands the number represents 18% of the unit's staff.
UK-based developer Jagex has said players will never encounter content created using AI within its games.
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