#Gaming Industry

As Pokémon celebrates 30 years, the upcoming Presents stream signals more than just new games. Here's why the industry is watching closely.

Chinese tech giant Tencent is industrializing game development through AI and M&A while promising creative independence to studios. Can creativity truly be systematized?

Sony announces a massive State of Play event lasting over an hour on February 12th. What's driving this extended format and what it means for gaming's future.

Nintendo Switch surpasses DS to become Nintendo's best-selling console ever with 155 million units sold, transforming the company's boom-bust cycle into sustained growth.

Nintendo Switch becomes best-selling console ever with 155M units sold. How one device saved a company and redefined gaming industry expectations.

Nintendo holds steady on annual forecasts despite AI-driven memory chip price surge, as Switch 2's strong performance offsets rising component costs in gaming industry.

Despite strong Switch 2 sales of 17.37M units and 86% revenue growth, Nintendo's stock has fallen 30% from August highs. Memory price surge and game pipeline concerns weigh on investor sentiment.

Major gaming stocks plunged up to 24% after Google unveiled Project Genie, an AI tool that generates interactive games from text prompts.

Netflix acquired cozy game developer Spry Fox in 2022 but sold it back after just 3 years. What does this mean for streaming platforms' gaming ambitions?

Ubisoft announces a major business reorganization, canceling 6 games including the Sands of Time Remake to focus on massive open-world and live service titles.

Konami eFootball earnings soar as the series hits 950 million downloads. Discover how Konami built a cash pile and what it means for investors in 2026.

Former Nintendo of America President Doug Bowser joins Hasbro's board as the company shifts toward internal video game development for franchises like D&D.