The founder of WN Media Group and gaming industry veteran, Pavel Ryakhkonen, has announced work on launching an investment syndicate called GameXCap, which is focused on funding promising gaming projects.

Tencent has released its financial report for the past year. In the document, the Chinese company boasted about the growth of key metrics.

On the morning of March 19, the stock price of the South Korean company Pearl Abyss plummeted. As of the time of writing, each share is priced at 46,000 won (30.7 dollars) on the exchange—this is 29.88% less than the previous evening.

The court proceedings in Moscow between the group of companies “Lesta Games” and LLC “News IT”—the organizer of the canceled gaming exhibition “RED EXPO 2025″—have concluded. The court established that the previous management of “Lesta Games” secured the support of the event organizers to illicitly transfer a significant amount of money.

The studio Crystal Dynamics has conducted another round of layoffs. It reported that it has now reduced its workforce by 20 people, including both developers and operations team members.

GDEV announced that its co-founder Boris Gertsovsky is no longer among its shareholders.

Last year, the group of companies “Lesta Games” faced a series of problems: first, its head, along with the head of Wargaming, was found guilty of creating an extremist organization, and then it came under state control. It turned out that following this, several top managers left “Lesta Games” and founded a new studio.

Currently, they are only available in the PC store version.

Steam users are massively pre-ordering Crimson Desert, report analysts from Alinea Analytics.

Wildlight Entertainment may have ceased to exist, according to MP1st.

The announcement of native support was made by James Stone, Unity’s Technical Director for Platform Products, during the GDC conference.

Currently, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) requires all companies whose stocks are traded on American exchanges to publish financial reports every quarter. As reported by sources from The Wall Street Journal, this rule may soon be abolished.

Yesterday, on March 16, at the GDC 2026 conference, NVIDIA unveiled the next version of their image enhancement and scaling technology, Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS). They claim that DLSS 5 marks “the biggest breakthrough in computer graphics” since the advent of real-time ray tracing.

The Delaware Chancery Court sided with the dismissed executives of the Unknown Worlds studio in the initial stage of their dispute with the South Korean giant KRAFTON.

Atlus has taken on the task of improving working conditions.

Capcom announced that Resident Evil Requiem has surpassed this milestone faster than any other part of the series.

The Electronic Gaming Development Company (EGDC) from Saudi Arabia has become one of the largest shareholders of Capcom.

The company Gamota estimated that annual spending by Vietnamese mobile gamers is gradually approaching the billion-dollar mark.

Sales of Slay the Spire 2 have exceeded 3 million copies, Japan’s government has decided to finance the development of indie games, and there have been mass layoffs at Warner Bros. Games Montreal — here’s a recap of the main events in the gaming industry over the past weekend.