Konami has decided to completely exit Russia and Belarus, Xbox has undergone a minor rebranding, and Terraria’s sales have surpassed 70 million copies—here’s a rundown of the main events in the gaming industry over the past weekend.

Nacon has put the studio behind Edge of Memories up for sale, a veteran from Epic Games is set on creating a “European alternative” to Unreal Engine, and the publisher of MOUSE: P.I. For Hire has recouped its investment on the game — here’s a rundown of the major events in the gaming industry over the past weekend.

The game Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era recouped its development costs in just one day, Sony has agreed to pay $7.8 million for a monopoly on PlayStation, and analysts have found that exclusives remain the main reason for purchasing consoles — here are the main events in the gaming industry from the past weekend.

Ubisoft’s game director for Assassin’s Creed Hexe has left, the wishlist count for Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era has officially surpassed 1.5 million, and sales of Road to Vostok have reached 250,000 copies. We’re covering the main events in the gaming industry from the past weekend.

In the studio known for the PC ports of The Last of Us, layoffs have occurred, researchers have found that nearly half of developers considered changing professions due to regular dismissals, sales of Windrose have exceeded a million copies — here’s a recap of the major events in the gaming industry over the past weekend.

Pete Hines explained his reasons for leaving Bethesda, Blizzard won a lawsuit against the creators of unofficial World of Warcraft servers, and the sales of Road to Vostok exceeded 140,000 copies. Here are the main events in the gaming industry from the past weekend.

Quantic Lab has exited the Embracer Group, Hozy sales exceeded 100,000 copies in four days, and Sony removed more low-quality games from the PlayStation Store. Here’s a recap of the main events in the gaming industry from the past weekend.

Steam has updated its regional pricing system, the studio behind Wanderstop announced its imminent closure, and in Russia, lawmakers proposed introducing a self-imposed ban on video games. Here are the main events in the gaming industry from the past weekend.

Xbox has seen the departure of two more top managers, sales of Crimson Desert have exceeded 2 million copies, and in February, game market revenue in the United States amounted to $4.5 billion. Here are the main events in the gaming industry from the past weekend.

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.

Nintendo has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government, NetEase has reconsidered funding the studio of the creator of Yakuza, and there have been layoffs at Battlefield Studios—here are the main events in the gaming industry from the past weekend.

Paramount buys Warner Bros. Discovery, the head of Techland enters the top 10 richest residents of Poland, FromSoftware did not allow Bluepoint Games to remake Bloodborne — here’s a rundown of the key events in the gaming industry over the past weekend.

Restructuring at Microsoft, closure of TiMi Montreal, the kickoff of “Game On”.

Saddening news from SEGA, more layoffs in Sweden, and a few figures about the classic Diablo 3.

Release dates for games leaving Early Access have appeared on Steam, the creators of MindsEye have identified the organizers behind a campaign to “sabotage” their shooter, and Nioh 3 has become Koei Tecmo’s most popular game on Steam. Here are the main events in the gaming industry from this past weekend.

Gaming company stocks fell following news of Project Genie, the head of Ashes of Creation’s development studio resigned in protest against the board’s actions, and the Epstein files mentioned a former GTA producer — here are the main events in the gaming industry over the past weekend. (UPDATED).

According to an insider, Ubisoft is expecting a mass exodus of employees, 46 U.S. congress members have urged the FTC to thoroughly review the sale of EA, and 5 million people have played Enshrouded — here are the main events in the gaming industry over the past weekend.

The former head of the Assassin’s Creed franchise has filed a $1.3 million lawsuit against Ubisoft, Steam has updated its requirements to disclose the use of AI in games, and ILL has garnered over a million wishlists — here are the main events in the gaming industry over the past weekend.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 was stripped of awards at The Indie Game Awards 2025 due to AI, Netflix acquired a platform for creating avatars in games, monthly active users of Gran Turismo 7 exceeded 2 million people—here are the main events in the gaming industry over the past weekend.