The majority of job cuts are occurring within Microsoft’s Xbox division and its commercial sales teams.
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Double Fine and Compulsion Games are embarking on independent journeys, while Microsoft is parting ways with Ninja Theory and Undead Labs.
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Nintendo plans to phase out the original Switch in Europe by 2027, coinciding with the launch of the upgraded Switch 2, which will feature a user-replaceable battery.
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Double Fine and Compulsion Games are set to operate as independent studios, retaining their intellectual properties, game catalogs, and the freedom to develop their upcoming projects, according to Xbox CEO Asha Sharma.
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Sony is enforcing a strict ban that will prevent millions of players from accessing PSN and enjoying Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls.
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The drop follows a widely criticized price increase implemented in 2025.
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Xbox’s separation from Ninja Theory, Compulsion, and Double Fine highlights a troubling trend, with Undead Labs facing the most significant issues of mismanagement among them.
Nintendo will stop manufacturing the original Switch in Europe starting February 2027, while the upcoming Switch 2 is expected to be slightly heavier.