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Electronic Arts Transitions to Private Sector in Monumental $55 Billion Acquisition by PIF, Silver Lake, and Affinity

Electronic Arts Goes Private in $55 Billion Deal with PIF, Silver Lake, and Affinity

phantom blade zero S-GAME has confirmed that the release date for Phantom Blade Zero will be revealed later this year. The announcement was made during the Future Games Show at Gamescom 2025, where the developer also presented new gameplay details and insights into the game’s design.

Phantom Blade Zero to Announce Release Date Before Year-End

GTA 6: Everything We Know Before the First Trailer

GTA 6 Delay Costs $2.7 Billion but Market Growth Remains Strong

Bam Bam Boom Oh Baby Games has officially launched Bam Bam Boom as a free-to-play title, making its 2D platform fighter available on Steam and the Oh Baby Games app.

Oh Baby Games Releases Free-to-Play Fighter Bam Bam Boom on Steam

immutable play Immutable, a leading web3 gaming platform, has announced the expansion of its growth tool, Immutable Play, into the $300 billion web2 gaming market, starting with Ubisoft as its first major partner.

Immutable Opens Web2 Gaming Gateway with Ubisoft as First Partner

battlefield 6 Electronic Arts has announced that the Battlefield 6 Open Beta reached over 500,000 concurrent players on Steam, setting a new record for the franchise on the platform.

Battlefield 6 Open Beta Surpasses 500K Steam Players, Overtakes Call of Duty Peak

bloodloop Ragnarok Games has officially announced the early access launch of BloodLoop, a new free-to-play 5v5 hero shooter, arriving exclusively on the Epic Games Store on June 23.

BloodLoop Launches June 23 on Epic Games Store with $15,000 Tournament

Champions Tactics is LIVE!

Ubisoft Brings Champions Tactics to Steam Without NFTs in Major Web2 Pivot

Moonray Studio IntroducesNew Autobattler Mode Developer Moonray Studios announced its flagship game Moonray is due to launch on Xbox Series X, following the Playstation 5 launch announcement late last year.

Moonray Announces Xbox Series X Launch — Following the PS5 Launch Later This Year

The blockchain based gaming project aims to expand from PC to Xbox as well as ...

ubisoft image 1 On September 11th last year, a 4,000+ strong workforce resumed Ubisoft's Montreal office for the first time in three years. But what was meant to be a harmonious reunion has become a tale of broken promises and simmering frustration, as many employees allege the video game publisher reneged on its 100% remote work promise.

Ubisoft Montreal’s Employees Demand More Than Just A Return To Office