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Warhorse Studios co-founder Martin Klima believes GTA 6 could help establish higher prices for video games. He described such an increase as long overdue and necessary for the industry to survive.
Warhorse Studios co-founder Martin Klima believes a successful GTA 6 launch could encourage publishers to raise prices for major games. Take-Two has confirmed an $80 standard edition and a $100 Ultimate Edition.
Obsidian Entertainment has been placed under Bethesda as part of Xbox’s large-scale reorganisation. Bethesda’s president promised to preserve the Fallout: New Vegas developer’s creative identity and strengths.
First-person soulslike Valor Mortis from the creators of Ghostrunner will release on October 13 and is priced at $40. Publisher Lyrical Games says the price aims to make the game an "and" purchase alongside several major October releases.
Unionised Blizzard employees ratified a contract that requires the company to bargain over use of generative AI tools and grants laid-off workers a 14-month recall window. The agreement also includes wage increases, grievance procedures and a three-day in-office hybrid workweek.
Life is Strange developer Don't Nod says there is a material uncertainty over its ability to continue beyond 31 January 2027 after a sharp fall in operating revenue and higher development costs. The studio will refocus French operations onto a single production line and is considering a workforce reduction of up to 90 positions with union talks underway.
XGTV UA covered a major leak of GTA 6 materials and reported Take‑Two’s response and panic at Rockstar. The episode also reviewed new METRO 2039 trailers and editions, and noted a successful DLC launch for STALKER 2.