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EA Sports FC 27 Targets a Deeper Career Mode
EA Sports FC 27 is positioning Career Mode as a more reactive long-term football simulation, led by a rebuilt transfer market and player ratings that can rise or fall during a season.
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Report Links inXile to Possible Fallout Project
A report has linked inXile Entertainment to an early-stage, Fallout-adjacent project, but neither Xbox, Bethesda nor the studio has announced that it is developing a Fallout game.
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Steam Deck Sales Estimate Raises Price-Demand Questions
An estimate based on Steam’s revenue-ranked charts suggests Steam Deck unit sales fell sharply after Valve raised prices, but the underlying figures remain unverified.
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Star Wars Zero Company Reportedly Names 11 Planets
A reported list of 11 named worlds for Star Wars Zero Company points to a campaign built around familiar locations and deeper-cut corners of the galaxy, but it is not the full extent of the game’s strategic map.
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Microsoft’s Xbox reset follows gaming revenue decline
Microsoft’s cloud and AI businesses delivered strong fourth-quarter growth, while Xbox content and services declined and the company began a broad reset intended to restore gaming growth in fiscal 2027.
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007 First Light Switch 2 Date Still Unconfirmed
A retailer listing has revived speculation that 007 First Light could reach Nintendo Switch 2 in September 2026, but IO Interactive and Nintendo have not announced a specific date.
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Winking Studios Targets Growth While Funding AI Push
Winking Studios expects first-half revenue to rise by at least 20% year on year, but its push into Western full-game development and AI-enabled workflows is set to reduce near-term profitability.
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Everplay Keeps 2026 Guidance Ahead of Key Game Releases
Everplay has maintained its full-year 2026 expectations after first-half trading met internal forecasts, leaving the group dependent on a concentrated second-half schedule led by Hell Let Loose: Vietnam and Bus Simulator 27.
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Games Workshop hits records as Warhammer licensing falls
Games Workshop’s record 2025/26 financial results show that its tabletop business is expanding strongly even as licensing income normalises after the exceptional contribution from Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2.
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Xbox Tests Free, Ad-Supported Cloud Streaming for Owned Games
Xbox is testing a free, ad-supported cloud-streaming option for Insiders that could make game access cheaper while testing the limits of player tolerance for advertising and session caps.
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Xbox opens a new path for original Xbox games on PC and handhelds
Xbox’s early-release PC compatibility programme begins with four original Xbox titles, extending digital licences, cloud saves and PC-focused enhancements across its broader ecosystem.
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Unity 7 roadmap puts automated workflows ahead of a traditional engine rewrite
Unity’s planned 2027 platform release combines a CoreCLR-based technical refresh with agent-ready automation, graphics upgrades and commerce tools designed to shorten the route from development to revenue.