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EA acquisition by Saudi-led group finalised

EA acquisition by Saudi-led group finalised

Popular gaming publisher Electronic Arts (EA) is about to be purchased by a group of buyers, including Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF).  It is likely to be the largest leveraged buyout in history.  The $55 billion USD purchase of gaming giant EA has reportedly been finalised. The company will now...

Yes, it’s true: Sony is ditching physical discs in 2028

Yes, it’s true: Sony is ditching physical discs in 2028

Sony has announced it will no longer be making physical discs for any new releases starting in January 2028. A major blow to the secondhand market, the change means that console players no longer own any game they purchase.  Sony, the producer of PlayStation consoles, has announced that it will no longer make physical discs for new game releases, starting from January 2028. The news was announced in an

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Is Microsoft attempting an Xbox comeback?

Is Microsoft attempting an Xbox comeback?

After years of declining hardware sales, Xbox might be making a genuine comeback, having impressed at its recent showcase. What’s going on? Is Microsoft course correcting Xbox and its wider gaming division? That seems to be the growing sentiment among fans and experts this week following Xbox’s impressive 2026 showcase, which featured new footage from Halo: Campaign Evolved, Gears of War: E-Day, Fable, Persona 6, and a limited edition, transparent...

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Artemis II astronauts travel furthest ever distance from Earth

Artemis II astronauts travel furthest ever distance from Earth

NASA’s lunar mission Artemis II has been a huge success. The crew has shared viral images of Earth from space and the moon’s previously unseen far side.  Artemis II has successfully reached the moon as part of its flyby lunar mission. The crew has now swung around and is headed back toward Earth, having travelled farther from our planet than any other astronauts in history.   View this post on Instagram  

Crimson Desert developers apologise for using AI art

Crimson Desert developers apologise for using AI art

The massive open-world RPG Crimson Desert has been a big hit with gamers, selling over 3 million units in five days. However, despite the early success, developer Pearl Abyss has now come under fire for using AI assets without prior disclosure on Steam. The video game developer Pearl Abyss has faced criticism for using undisclosed AI-generated artwork in its new open-world RPG, Crimson Desert. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdmoGYg8tB0 Players were quick to notice signs...

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