Pearl Abyss' long-awaited open-world adventure, Crimson Desert, will be out and available on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S in just two days at the time of this writing, and analytics firm Alinea Analytics is pointing to its launch being about as big as the world of Pywell you get to explore in Crimson Desert. In the firm's latest newsletter, analyst Rhys Elliot reports that on Steam alone, Crimson Desert has already reached nearly 400K copies sold, generating an estimated $20 million in revenue just off pre-order sales on Steam. What's more is that for all of the concern over […]

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After Cyberpunk 2077 headlined the first batch of Xbox Game Pass games for March 2026, the second batch has more than just one major headlining game. In the second wave of March games, we have brand new entries like Disco Elysium: The Final Cut, Absolum, Resident Evil VII Biohazard, and some games already available in Xbox Game Pass Ultimate shifting around to be available in Game Pass Premium, like The Alters and South of Midnight. The new batch was revealed in a new Xbox Wire blog post, with the first game available in this new batch already live for Game […]

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Wildlight Entertainment's fate is uncertain as its official website and LinkedIn are offline, suggesting a possible closure after the failed launch of Highguard. The studio's ability to operate in California has been terminated, complicating its status.

Arc Raiders and The Finals developer Embark Studios has announced the departure of co-founder and CCO Rob Runesson after he faced allegations of sexual misconduct towards a female streamer who frequently played The Finals. Although Embark notes that an outside investigation didn't substantiate the accusations, Runesson and the company have "mutually agreed to part ways," as shared in a statement to IGN.

The original accusations were shared on Reddit and other forums, in which a third party claimed that Runesson pressured an unnamed female streamer into having a romantic and sexual relationship. The accuser contends that the streamer felt uncomfortable with the topic, but was unable to push back because her streams of The Finals made her financially dependent on being able to continue doing them.

IGN reached the female streamer in question, who declined to answer any questions on the record. The only thing she did say is that the allegations noted above were presented in a misleading way or out of context. Beyond that, no further details were shared.

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Sea of Thieves is once again reminding everyone that it really loves to make video digests. Case in point, the piratical multiplayer gankbox has dished out two of them to talk about its next season and some anniversary shenanigans. We’ll begin with March 19th’s Season 19: Fights & Festivals, which as one might expect, is about PvP […]

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