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Sony Interactive Entertainment (SEI) has announced a new leadership structure that puts two people in charge of different parts of its business. Hideaki Nishino, who is currently serving as the SVP for the Platform Experience Group, will become the CEO of SIE's Platform Business Group starting on June 1. On the same day, Hermen Hulst will take on the role of CEO for SIE's Studio Business Group after serving as SVP and Head of PlayStation Studios.
It's been an awful couple of years to work in the games industry. More and more, developers are living at the point of a knife, as studios big and small make cut after cut after cut with the usual blather about streamlining and resets and delivering value for shareholders. At the beginning of this year, 16,000 devs had lost their jobs, and that number has only climbed as companies like Bungie, Rocksteady, and countless others have laid off hundreds of staff.
If you've been raiding via party finder for any amount of time in Final Fantasy 14, chances are you've seen the phrase «Hector strats» more than a few times. Hector Hectorson—also known as Hector Lectures—has a YouTube channel with guides that bring in hundreds of thousands of views a pop, often releasing mere days (if that) after the raids themselves drop.
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach will rear its head once more next month at Tokyo Game Show 2024, where director Hideo Kojima is hosting a "special talk."
There have been few more spectacular flameouts in the videogame industry than that of Stadia. After a promise-the-world buildup that included the hiring of industry luminaries Phil Harrison and Jade Raymond, the whole thing fell apart just three years after it went live, leaving owners with nothing but a Bluetooth controller and some cautionary memories.
Path of Exile 2 has just unveiled its initial early access release date, and it'll be with us later this year on November 15.
You would think that more than a year after going into full release, Baldur's Gate 3 would have finally stopped winning awards. And you would be wrong. On top of all the other gold Larian's epic RPG has claimed over the past 12 months, it has now added a Hugo Award, the most prestigious award in science fiction and fantasy literature, for Best Game or Interactive Work.
Today's GeForce NOW Thursday lineup is rather light, but it has just enough games to allow NVIDIA's cloud streaming platform to boast about having over two thousand compatible games.
was released on the Switch over four years ago to massive success during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Since then, no official news has been confirmed by Nintendo about a new mainline game. However, it does seem likely that the next game will be released alongside the Switch 2, and thankfully, Nintendo has confirmed that its next console is coming within the next year or two.