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Get Ready to Go Bananas – Gorilla Tag’s Mobile Debut is Coming Next Year! Gorilla Tag, the ridiculously addictive and infinitely fun multiplayer game that has captured the hearts of millions of Quest users, is finally making its way to mobile devices. Dubbed Monke Mayhem, the free-to-play sandbox title promises to bring the same level

The writing’s on the wall, and it looks like a digital future is officially on its way. Sony has announced that it will be ending physical disc releases for all new games on PlayStation consoles starting January 2028. This move marks the end of an era, as the company has been releasing physical copies for

Elon Musk’s Neuralink is making significant strides in the field of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), and its latest breakthrough could be a game-changer for the future of VR and XR technology. In a recent video, Neuralink revealed that it has successfully performed its first transdural brain implant surgery, which promises to increase scalability while significantly reducing

Rockstar’s Dark Secret Exposed: Employees Speak Out on Pay Inequity, Crunch, and Bonuses Gone Wrong A shocking exposé has rocked the gaming industry as multiple current Rockstar employees and union members based in the UK came forward to reveal the Grand Theft Auto maker’s dirty secrets. The studio is accused of ignoring pay inequity, mandating

IO Interactive’s Fantasy Game Project Gets Axed by Xbox, Studio Announces Layoffs In a blow to VR fans eagerly awaiting new IP from IO Interactive, Microsoft-owned Xbox has suddenly pulled funding and publishing support for the studio’s untitled fantasy game codenamed “Project Fantasy”. The Danish developer, fresh off the success of James Bond 007: First

The Pain of Industry Layoffs Runs Deeper than You Might Think In recent months, VR enthusiasts have been met with a harsh reality: the game industry is still reeling from the effects of massive layoffs. Just last week, Bungie announced significant cuts to its staff, leaving many in the community wondering if things will ever

Xbox’s Turbulent Times: Arkane and Other Studios Face Uncertain Futures Amid Mass Layoffs In a move that has sent shockwaves through the gaming industry, Xbox is reportedly considering a drastic overhaul of its development studios. The Verge has revealed that Microsoft may be putting some of its most prominent studios up for sale or closure,

The memory crisis has been a thorn in the side of VR enthusiasts for what feels like an eternity. The latest development in this saga is a class action lawsuit filed against Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron, alleging that these three companies have conspired to fix prices and reduce supply of memory components. At the

NBCUniversal is poised to take a significant step into the world of video game development, following a proposed spinoff from its parent company Comcast. According to a report by Reuters, the entertainment conglomerate is mulling over a move into the game sector, driven by the prospect of driving growth after its planned separation. With a

Rockstar’s VR Gamers Get Behind Union Recognition Push In a significant development that could have far-reaching implications for the gaming industry, a group of UK-based employees at Grand Theft Auto VI developer Rockstar Games has requested voluntary recognition from their union. The move comes as the studio is embroiled in an ongoing legal dispute with