French union report alleges mismanagement at Life is Strange developer Don't Nod
A report by the French video game workers union has raised concerns from staff at Life is Strange and Vampyr developer Don't Nod.
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"Every screen is an Xbox" Microsoft reportedly tells staff
Xbox president Sarah Bond reportedly told staff that «every screen is an Xbox». These words come ahead of Microsoft's business update later today, in which the company is expected to lay out its plans to publish some Xbox games on PlayStation and Nintendo platforms.
Bulletstorm VR gets hefty patch following broken launch
Making good on their word, People Can Fly and Incuvo have released a rather chunky patch for Bulletstorm VR on PlayStation VR2 and Steam VR. This follows an earlier update on Meta Quest sets, which took aim at crashes and more.
Helldivers 2 will "never" include PvP mode
Helldivers 2 will «never» include a PvP mode in order to reduce toxic play.
No Man's Sky is free to play this weekend as new Omega update lands
It's been fairly quiet on the No Man's Sky front since its previous big update, Echoes, introduced the world to a mysterious new robot race known as the Autophages last August, but all that changes today with the release of its new Omega update — which coincides with a first-ever free weekend for the exploratory space sim.
Embracer has now laid off 8% of staff
Embracer has laid off 8 percent of its workforce as its restructuring programme reaches «mature stages».
Payday 3 developer seeks long-term success after disappointing launch
Following a rocky launch, Payday 3 developer Starbreeze said its sales and player activity are «currently at significantly lower levels than [it] would like». However, the studio hopes to turn this around in the future, stating it will focus efforts «to ensure that the game lives up to expectations» for players.
PlayStation boss says first-party PC releases will be part of "aggressive" growth plan
Sony president and PlayStation chairman Hiroki Totoki has spoken of the opportunities available in its approach to releasing first-party games on PC, saying it's «proactively [working] on» bringing more titles to other platforms as part of an «aggressive» profit margin growth plan.