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Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 tops the US sales charts for January, but Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth has a strong debut on PC

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is the best-selling game of January 2025 in the U.S, but Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth sees a huge sales surge thanks to its PC debut.

Windows Central

I've Played A Lot Of Golf Video Games, This Is The Best Tiger Woods Game To Date

2K's latest golf video game hits the shelves with Tiger Woods sporting the cover, but how does it compare to competitors and previous efforts?

Golf Monthly

EA Addresses 'The Sims 4' 'For Rent' Expansion Save File Corruption Issue—Is There a Fix?

Electronic Arts has finally addressed an issue with the Sims 4's For Rent expansion, but that's all there is to it.

Player One

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‘PGA Tour 2K25’ Video Game Review: Realistic but With Room for Improvement

PGA Tour 2K25 takes a step in the right direction with improvements to MyPlayer and MyCareer.

Sports Illustrated

Two days after laying off US-based developers, NetEase says Marvel Rivals has surpassed 40 million players

Marvel Rivals continues to do big numbers, which probably comes as cold comfort to former employees of NetEase's Seattle studio.

PC Gamer

BioWare veteran calls out the 'cruelty' of fans celebrating layoffs: 'You are crossing a line, and you're probably attacking the wrong person anyway'

"You don't know the circumstances that resulted in the thing that you're mad at."

PC Gamer

Following Marvel Rivals layoffs, Baldur's Gate 3 publishing director says studios fail big games when they don't set expectations for players: "Under promise, over-deliver"

"I absolutely think this ties into layoffs in a big way"

GamesRadar

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Chinese hackers abuse Microsoft tool to get past antivirus and cause havoc

Earth Preta has developed an attack vector to sidestep antivirus software and deploy malware.

TechRadar

Is Playtika Holding Corp. (PLTK) Poised for Growth in the Mobile Gaming Industry?

Playtika Holding’s (PLTK) growth trajectory appears optimistic, driven by its diverse game portfolio and strong fundamentals. As mobile gaming continues to rise in popularity, is investing in PLTK the right move to capitalize on the sector’s growth potential? Continue to read….

StockNews.com

John Madden's Grandson Lands First Coaching Job With NFL Team

The Madden family's coaching legacy will live on.

Sports Illustrated

A long-awaited RPG release hits PC Game Pass Day One this month

Plus what else we're playing in the great February gaming glut, as nobody else is calling it.

PC Gamer

Do Wall Street Analysts Like Electronic Arts Stock?

While Electronic Arts has underperformed relative to the broader market over the past year, Wall Street analysts remain moderately optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

Barchart

'Not every story is told in that way': Phil Spencer says that live service games aren't the answer to every problem, and that smaller games play an important role

"Allow us to also support games that have a beginning, middle, and end."

PC Gamer

Former EA exec says the ailing mega-publisher missed a chance to snag Blizzard and other heavy hitters before Activision: 'EA saw all those first and passed on all of them'

I wonder how that would have gone.

PC Gamer

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I remade Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 in The Sims 4 because I had massive FOMO, and now Henry is a serial frog-napper

Now Playing | Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 has a lot in common with The Sims 4's Rags to Riches challenge, and I'll prove it

The Guardian - UK

‘Less Star Wars – more Blade Runner’: the making of Mass Effect 2’s Bafta-nominated soundtrack

A blind audition, a fruitful collaboration, a tense creative fallout: composer Jack Wall’s journey through the Mass Effect universe was as epic as the player’s

PC Gamer

Obsidian says it won't chase huge profits or grow aggressively, and that's how it's going to last 100 years in the RPG business: 'Are we serious? Yes'

The Avowed studio expects each game to be a "mild success" and budgets accordingly, say company leaders who want it to reach its 100th birthday.

PC Gamer

Josef Fares doesn't care what EA thinks, he'll never make a live service game: 'It will not happen with a Hazelight game, ever'

The Hazelight chief knows companies have to make money, but wants to see more developers focusing on "what they believe in."

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The Sims 4 fans think one of The Sims 2's most infamous NPCs is returning in the new Businesses and Hobbies expansion pack: "Pls bring burglars back"

Is that six raccoons in a trench coat?

GamesRadar

Split Fiction ups the ante on It Takes Two's wacky co-op action, while showing why human creativity still matters

Game director Josef Fares explains why Split Fiction is about human stories, and wonders why other developers aren't making more co-op games

TechRadar

Hoverboards and farting pigs: Split Fiction is shaping up to be an unhinged split-screen co-op adventure for the ages

Split Fiction is a split-screen co-op adventure that follows the journey of two heroines attempting to escape a machine that places them in a world split between science fiction and fantasy.

Creative Bloq

Unreal Engine dominates as the most successful game engine, data reveals

(But Unity is still the most used).

GamesRadar

As EA shifts its focus from The Sims 2 back to The Sims 4, The Sims 3 remains a mess on modern PCs despite a recent update – but one fan's got a solution

Look no further than this "definitive guide"

GamesRadar

The Wii version of N64 classic GoldenEye almost didn't have guns in it because the James Bond producer "did not really want anything that was violence"

Can you imagine Bond without his iconic pistol pose?

The Guardian - UK

Top of the flops: just what does the games industry deem ‘success’ any more?

Dragon Age: The Veilguard has reached 1.5 million gamers around the world – yet its developers have labelled it a disappointment. With unfair expectations, it’s the niche and left-field titles that will suffer

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