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Game Rant Gaming 22 خولەک پێش

Rockstar Issues New Official Statement on GTA 6 Disney World

Rockstar shares more information about the potential inclusion of Disney World within the in-game map for Grand Theft Auto 6.

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Siliconera Nintendo 22 خولەک پێش

Pokemon Legends: Z-A Bundled With DLC on a Cartridge

Retail copies of Pokemon Legends: Z-A bundled with its DLC on a cartridge will show up in two regions next month.

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Destructoid Xbox 23 خولەک پێش

Amid deluge of layoffs, Xbox CEO says the brand is ‘not for sale’ and ‘we’re going to take the long-term view’

They're not ready to cut bait just yet. The post Amid deluge of layoffs, Xbox CEO says the brand is ‘not for sale’ and ‘we’re going to take the long-term view’ appeared first on Destructoid.

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TheGamer Gaming 24 خولەک پێش

Fallout 76 Reveals World Pets, Hideouts, And Raven Rock In New Dev Update

Fallout 76 outlines World Pets, Hideouts, and Raven Rock as Bethesda commits to major updates and continued support into 2027.

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Game Rant Gaming 32 خولەک پێش

How To Land Your Jet in Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve

Master landing in Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve with these expert tips to enhance your gameplay.

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Game Rant Nintendo 33 خولەک پێش

Pokemon Pokopia Halloween Event Officially Revealed

Pokemon Pokopia reveals its first Halloween-themed in-game limited event, confirming its duration, requirements, and rewards.

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TheGamer Gaming 39 خولەک پێش

Star Wars Jedi 3 Tipped To Launch In 2027 By Insider

According to a Star Wars insider, the third Jedi game is slated to launch next year, and we could hear about it very soon.

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GameSpot Gaming 39 خولەک پێش

You Can Hate The Sonic Movies, But They Help The Games Get Made, Sega Says

Sonic has had a rough go at things lately, what with the myriad games that haven't been hitting like they used to. Sega appears to be aware of that and has acknowledged that, although the games have struggled recently, the franchise as a whole is back in the zeitgeist again--and it's all thanks to the live-action movies. In an interview with Automaton at the Tokyo Game Show , series producer Takashi Iizuka spoke about the impact that director Jeff Fowler's three live-action movies have had on repopularizing Sonic again. "Thanks to the movies, awareness of the Sonic series has grown, and more people around the world have become interested in Sonic as a character and in the games," Iizuka said when asked about the positive effect other media has had on the franchise. "That has contributed to game sales as well. Strong game sales mean we have more resources available when making the next title, which allows us to deliver something of even higher quality. That creates a positive cycle. In that sense, multimedia and transmedia expansion are majorly beneficial for the games." Iizuka went on to say that movies weren't the only medium that has improved Sonic the Hedgehog's cachet in recent times. Anime has contributed as well, and so has Netflix, which has made film and television production more ubiquitous for Sega. "In the past, even if we decided to make an anime as part of our transmedia strategy, we had to approach television broadcasters and other outlets that would air it, and we couldn't move forward without their approval," Iizuka continued. "With Netflix, on the other hand, once we decide to work together on something, we can distribute it worldwide. That's has [sic] been a major advantage when it comes to expanding the brand." Iizuka's comments echoed similar sentiments from earlier this month. In an interview with One More Game on September 21 , Iizuka said the live-action movies essentially saved the franchise. "The biggest milestone for me was the first movie," Iizuka said. "That had been a great hit and definitely changed the course of this franchise." So, whether you like those live-action movies or not doesn't really matter because, in Sega's eyes, the Blue Blur would've stayed just that: a blur that goes poof and is gone ... forever. Iizuka did leave us a little nugget to chew on, though: "Also, we don't use the game developers' resources for transmedia projects, so you don't have to worry about a new game being delayed because we're making movies or anime," Iizuka told Automaton.

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GameSpot Gaming 39 خولەک پێش

You Can Hate The Sonic Movies, But They Help The Games Get Made, Sega Says

Sonic has had a rough go at things lately, what with the myriad games that haven't been hitting like they used to. Sega appears to be aware of that and has acknowledged that, although the games have struggled recently, the franchise as a whole is back in the zeitgeist again--and it's all thanks to the live-action movies. In an interview with Aut...

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