Over the past years, games’ stories and worlds have become so big that companies struggle to keep everything consistent. That’s why Bungie has opened a unique position of “Destiny Historian” to catalog the game’s universe and narrative.

It took less than two weeks for Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds to generate over $100 million in revenue on mobile, according to Sensor Tower. It’s an impressive milestone, considering that the game is only available in a few regions.

Both Hermen Hulst, head of PlayStation Studios, and Phil Spencer, head of Microsoft’s Xbox division, have shared their thoughts on their respective companies’ recent M&A deals.

Publisher Konami and development studio Bloober Team have signed a strategic cooperation agreement. Under the agreement, the companies will jointly develop “selected contents” and exchange know-how.

Casey Hudson, previously BioWare GM and Producer, not to mention Director of the Mass Effect Trilogy and Star Wars: KOTOR, has announced the launch of his own development company Humanoid Studios in Canada.

Remedy has signed a co-publishing and development agreement with 505 Games for a multiplayer Control spin-off title. The new game is a 4-player cooperative PvE game, codenamed Condor.

Marvel Games and Netmarble discuss their ambitions behind Marvel Future Revolution.

Although CD Projekt continues to work on Cyberpunk 2077, analysts expect that the company’s share price will continue to decline. Here is stock market experts’ forecast on the game’s sales and the publisher’s growth potential.

While Bethesda fans still want more details about the studio’s upcoming games, Todd Howard has shed some light on the development of The Elder Scrolls VI and Starfield, which is described as a “NASA-punk” RPG.

Many developers have to move from city to city to get new jobs, which leads to mental health problems and burnout. Game designer Laralyn McWilliams, known for MMO Free Realms, has shared her thoughts on this problem.

First of all, Sony has snapped up Finnish studio Housemarque. Secondly, remember how we all thought it would totally make sense for Sony to acquire Bluepoint Games as well? Well, Sony might have done just that.

Australia has expanded a list of priority occupations for migration. From now on, it will be easier for game developers to apply for visas and get permanent residency in the country.

While Nintendo continues to dominate the physical charts in the UK, Cyberpunk 2077 also saw a significant increase in sales last week. CD Projekt’s game saw a 374% jump and managed to get into the top 25.

The weirdest story of the day came from China where a male gamer spent over $22,000 on in-game gifts for a girl he wanted to play League of Legends with. After she refused to go out with him, he tried to sue her.

There were plenty of changes in the Steam chart last week, although no new game releases made it to the top 10 due to the summer sale. Sea of Thieves became the new leader.

Famous game designer and writer Chris Avellone has finally broken the silence a year after he was accused of sexual misconduct. He not only shared his version of past events but also filed a libel lawsuit against women who accused him and made companies part their ways with him.

Avast has shared a report on malware distributed through cracked games. Cybercriminals use it to mine cryptocurrency, having generated over $2 million over the last few years.

Developers will be able to get 100% of revenue on Windows Store from using third-party payment systems. However, Microsoft has clarified that the changes won’t apply to games.

CI Games has released an official response to a report covering a special PR event held to promote its new game Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2. The event caused controversy due to its military and violent nature, with the press criticizing “how casual American culture is about violence towards Arab people.” This is something that was difficult for CI Games to anticipate because the developer wasn’t directly involved in the preparation of the event. And,…