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Xbox Layoffs, Halo’s Future, and This Week’s Gaming News

Xbox cuts 268 jobs and shifts Halo's development to Activision, while Jensen Huang dismisses AI doom warnings. A roundup of this week's biggest gaming and tech stories.

By Rina Park | September 22, 2026

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Kojima Says Sony Dropped PHYSINT Over a Zoom Call

Hideo Kojima reveals Sony ended PHYSINT through a brief Zoom call, while Loftia's cozy MMO prepares for November launch. Microsoft's new ad-pause patent and a generational AI photo debate round out this week's biggest gaming and tech stories.

By Avery Cole | September 21, 2026

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Microsoft Exec’s AI Labor Theft Claim Rattles Tech Circles

A Microsoft executive's leaked comment calling AI scraping the largest labor theft in history is stirring fresh debate. Meanwhile, gamers dissect Control Resonant reviews and hunt for turn-based picks, while developers embrace bite-sized C# learning.

By Devon Blackwell | September 18, 2026

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Control Resonant, Kojima’s PHYSINT, MindsEye: Gaming News Roundup

Remedy's Control Resonant trailer, Kojima's Bill Skarsgård casting for PHYSINT, and the MindsEye studio's closure headline this week's gaming news roundup.

By Rina Park | September 17, 2026

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Wolverine Star, Wardogs Crunch Denial Top Gaming News Roundup

A wave of gaming and tech stories broke this week, from an emotional Wolverine casting reveal to a hacked surveillance camera company. A studio CEO denies crunch claims while programmers debate AI's impact on coding careers.

By Devon Blackwell | September 16, 2026

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Steam Frame Price, Marathon Delay & AI Warning Roundup

Valve's Steam Frame price shocks fans, Bungie delays Marathon content, nostalgic gamers rediscover old collections, and a Google AI researcher issues a stark warning.

By Rina Park | September 15, 2026

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OpenAI Lobbying, PS5 Discs, AI Slop: Weekly Tech Roundup

OpenAI's new government hire raises eyebrows, Sony clears up disc production confusion, and Australia proposes letting users ditch algorithmic feeds entirely. This tech news roundup covers the week's most talked-about controversies.

By Rina Park | September 08, 2026

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Onimusha’s 1M-Copy Day Signals Capcom’s Revival Push

Capcom's Onimusha remaster hits 1 million sales in a single day, fueling talk of more franchise revivals. Meanwhile, physical media sales climb, a RuneScape developer faces sentencing, and GPT-6 Astra clears Portal.

By Avery Cole | September 07, 2026

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Game Pass Price Hike, Nintendo Treehouse, AI Power Crunch

Game Pass subscribers push back on rising costs, Nintendo sets a September Treehouse stream, and AI's energy appetite strains the power grid. Plus a new open-source coding tool and Zach Cregger's Resident Evil defense.

By Devon Blackwell | September 04, 2026

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DLSS Mario, Sony Tariffs, Diesel Prices: Gaming Roundup

From a DLSS-powered Mario mod to Sony's tariff refund refusal, this roundup covers the week's biggest gaming and tech debates. A diesel pricing quirk and nostalgic multiplayer talk round out the mix.

By Rina Park | September 03, 2026

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