People Can Fly is no longer content to let other companies decide the fate of its games. The studio behind Bulletstorm and Painkiller has acquired Dallas‑based publisher Cooldown Games, a move that ma...
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Xbox’s leadership shift under Asha Sharma has triggered a structural reset of the brand, redefining its identity, priorities, and long‑term expectations. What emerges from the Game File interview is a clearer, more disciplined Xbo...
People Can Fly is no longer content to let other companies decide the fate of its games. The studio behind Bulletstorm and Painkiller has acquired Dallas‑based publisher Cooldown Games, a move that marks the most decisive shift in...
For decades, Sega has lived in a strange duality. It is a company defined as much by what it once was as by what it hopes to become. Its past is legendary, its present often uncertain, and its future perpetually shaped by the grav...
Xbox’s 2026 reset is defined by two parallel realities: a sweeping set of publicly confirmed strategic pivots and a growing body of leaks and rumors that outline where the platform may be heading next. Below is a full narrative ar...
When Nintendo filed its lawsuit against the U.S. government last month, the company positioned itself as a victim of sweeping, “unlawful” trade measures. It argued that federal agencies had improperly collected tariffs on imported...
Xbox’s leadership has now made one thing unmistakably clear: the Xbox Mobile Store was never abandoned—only misunderstood. Asha Sharma’s recent clarification, paired with the historical context of Microsoft’s acquisition strategy,...