Marathon’s ‘RGBully’ Bug Forces Bungie to Disable Paid Weapon Skins
Bungie disabled four Arcana Crusade weapon skins in Marathon after a rendering bug turned the Bully SMG into a spectrum-cycling block of color. Fix lands July 21.
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Rebel Wolves Wraps Dawnwalker Dev With Seven Weeks to Spare
Rebel Wolves confirms The Blood of Dawnwalker has gone gold, giving the debut studio seven weeks of breathing room before its September 3, 2026 release.
S&P Kagan: Xbox Nears Zero as PS5 and Switch 2 Drag Console Market to 33.9M in 2026
S&P Kagan forecasts a 19.5% drop in global console shipments to 33.9M in 2026, with Xbox winding down and PS5 prices hitting $900.
ERA Slams Sony’s 2028 Disc Exit Over £300M UK Physical Market Stake
The ERA cites Nielsen data showing PS5 and PS4 titles drove 45% of UK physical game sales in 2025, urging Sony to reverse its 2028 disc production cutoff.
Laid-Off BARB Workers Hit the Streets as MindsEye Fan Event Draws Union Fury
IWGB-backed Build A Rocket Boy workers protested outside Edinburgh HQ after the studio flew fans in for a MindsEye playtest days after mass layoffs.
Bethesda’s Most Tenured Developers Gone as Xbox Cuts Hit Elder Scrolls 6
Over 50 Bethesda veterans lost to Xbox layoffs, with staff warning of a substantial and cascading effect on Elder Scrolls 6 development and quality.
Game Pass Falls 47 Million Subscribers Short of Microsoft’s Internal Target
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma confirms Game Pass sits at 30 million subscribers, nearly 47 million below the internal target tied to the Activision Blizzard deal.
CD Projekt’s Redemption Run: Cyberpunk 2077 Crosses 40 Million Sales
Cyberpunk 2077 has now sold 40 million copies worldwide, cementing one of gaming’s most remarkable turnarounds ahead of the Edgerunners 2 anime this fall.
Black Flag Resynced’s 2M Launch Seals the Future of AC Remakes
Ubisoft’s Black Flag Resynced sold 2 million copies in 24 hours, doubling Shadows’ day-one figure and greenlighting the future of Assassin’s Creed remakes.
Organized Bethesda Workers Take Protest Action Over Microsoft Gaming Cuts
Bethesda Game Studios union members are organizing a protest against Microsoft’s sweeping gaming layoffs, marking the boldest labor action yet inside Xbox’s restructuring.