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Saudi-owned Scopely’s “strategic investment” signals a broader push into new mobile studios at the right talent moment.
The Fourth of July weekend donation lands across hunger relief, music education, and children’s books, with major public responses.
A Honey Trehan drama inspired by Jaswant Singh Khalra returns worldwide in full, three years after being pulled.
His refreshingly blunt stance on Clair Obscur: Expedition 33's follow-up matters for every studio betting on taste over approval.
The long-awaited release arrives with a campaign built for screens, streets, and streaming feeds, not radio nostalgia.
The album RX reunites Rico Nasty with longtime collaborator Kenny Beats, plus contributions from 100 Gecs’ Dylan Brady.
A new Rico Nasty album is inbound from the “Rituals” collaboration with Kenny Beats, with a quick release window.
A nearly $250m gamble on a 3,000-year-old poem pitches classics against YouTube-era attention spans.
The Infinity Ward veteran’s new Los Angeles studio signals an experiment in how teams build, fund, and ship games.
The numbers are huge, but CD Projekt’s co-CEO admits the comeback still has a sequel-shaped score to settle.
It works in Meta's MemServers by translating DDR5 CPU access into DDR4 memory, turning “impossible” into usable cold storage.
Sony’s plan to stop making physical discs for new PlayStation games from January 2028 triggers immediate industry dismay and strategic fallout.
