Derek Strickland

Capcom's latest financials show the company makes the vast majority of its game sales from digital, especially in lull periods in between big releases.

Xbox hardware revenues increase after two consecutive quarters of low sales, yet console sales only represent less than 10% of total quarterly earnings.

Microsoft's bet to put Call of Duty Black Ops 6 on Xbox Game Pass has apparently paid off well, and full game sales may not have been impacted that much.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard is finding clear success on Steam and has now apparently become EA's top singleplayer game by total cumulative player count.

Sony's PlayStation Studios CEO Hermen Hulst comments on the layoffs at the games division, saying that running a sustainable business.

Sony is convinced that there's a market for its new $700 PlayStation 5 Pro console, but the games company can't expect it to sell like the PS4 Pro.

Electronic Arts apparently has lofty sales aspirations for BioWare's latest RPG as Dragon Age: The Veilguard is expected to heavily weight Q3 earnings.

Sony Corp is reportedly in talks to buy manga powerhouse Kadokawa Group, a Japanese company that just so happens to own Dark Souls developer FromSoftware.

Flight Simulator 2024 has crashed and burned at launch--the sim is plagued by issues like login waiting lines, choppy frame rates, and hours of updates.

Capcom's games can generate a profit in decent timeframes, allowing the publisher to plan for overlapping releases and seasonal discounts/promotions.