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Nintendo Everything

UK software sales chart for the week ending July 4, 2026 – Rhythm Heaven Groove debuts in the top 5, Star Fox still going strong

The latest UK software sales chart for the week ending July 4, 2026, shows Rhythm Heaven Groove debuting at number 5 and Star Fox holding strong at number 4. EA SPORTS FC 26 leads the chart, with a variety of other titles from Nintendo, Capcom, and Electronic Arts filling out the top 20.

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PC Gamer

'Chibi tumba loonuck' may sound like gibberish, but The Sims have their own language. Can you translate the simlish phrases in our latest Sims series quiz?

This article presents a quiz focused on translating Simlish, the fictional language used in The Sims video game series. It highlights how players can learn and recognize specific Simlish phrases and their meanings within The Sims 4 and other titles in the franchise.

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PC Gamer

Dragon Age setting creator David Gaider is pitching a heist RPG that's 'make or break' for his studio

Dragon Age creator David Gaider is pitching a new heist RPG, but faces industry-wide funding challenges for new IPs. He discusses the difficulties smaller studios face in securing publisher investment in the current market. Gaider also reflects on his time at BioWare, criticizing the shift away from player-impacting choices in recent Dragon Age titles.

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Metro UK

What on earth is happening to the video games industry? - Reader's Feature

A reader expresses frustration with the current state of the video game industry, citing issues like mass layoffs, Sony's focus on live service games, and Microsoft's acquisition strategy. Concerns are raised about the move towards digital-only sales and the potential high cost of future consoles like the PlayStation 6. Despite these criticisms, the reader acknowledges the strength of the indie scene and the resurgence of companies like Capcom.

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Shack News

Weekend PC Download Deals for July 3: Steam Summer Sale continues

The Steam Summer Sale and other PC gaming storefronts are offering numerous deals on a wide variety of titles. This includes discounts on major releases, indie games, and bundles across platforms like Steam, Epic Games Store, GOG, and Humble Bundle. Several retailers are participating, with prices and availability varying.

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PC Gamer

New Sims 4 update cuts back on excessive notifications—you can finally silence your phone, and the grim reaper…

A recent update for The Sims 4 introduces significant changes to the game's notification system, allowing players to silence excessive in-game alerts and calls. The patch includes new menu options to toggle various notifications, such as those for festivals and phone calls, and addresses specific nonsensical scenarios. Additionally, the update features over 70 bug fixes, improving aspects like sim relationships, clipping issues with doors and windows, and the gallery UI.

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Retro Gamer

GTA 6's price shows gaming's $80 luxury-tier is here to stay, and I don't want to upgrade my setup…

The $80 price tag for Grand Theft Auto 6, along with a $100 Ultimate Edition, signals a new luxury tier for AAA games that may alienate consumers. While the price is considered reasonable for Grand Theft Auto 6 due to its market power, the author fears this will set a precedent for other major publishers like Electronic Arts and Sony. This trend, combined with rising console and subscription costs, could price many gamers out of the hobby, potentially leading to a negative feedback loop similar to that seen in the music and film industries.

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Major Nelson

Next Week on XBOX: New Games for July 6 to 10

This weekly feature highlights new games releasing on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, and Game Pass between July 6 and July 10. Titles include Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced, EA SPORTS College Football 27, Palworld 1.0, and Wuthering Waves, among many others across various genres.

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XBOX

Step Into the Modern Era in EA SPORTS College Football 27 with EA Play

EA Play members can access an early 10-hour trial of EA SPORTS College Football 27, with progress carrying over to the full game. The subscription service also offers a Welcome Pack for the game and a 10% discount on EA digital purchases. Additional EA Play rewards are available for other titles like Apex Legends and Battlefield 6.

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Gamedeveloper.com

Digging into SAG-AFTRA’s Stellar Win With Sarah Elmaleh

Actor and SAG-AFTRA Interactive Media Negotiating Committee chair Sarah Elmaleh discusses the recent Interactive Media Agreement that ended an 11-month strike. The deal includes improved actor pay, new safety standards, and terms for the use of generative AI, giving actors more control over their data. Elmaleh shares her experience navigating the three-year negotiation process.

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Metro UK

Another giant US company is looking to expand into gaming claims report

NBCUniversal, the company behind Universal Pictures and the streaming service Peacock, is reportedly considering expanding into the video game business. This potential move comes as the company is preparing for a spin-off from Comcast. While no specific plans have been revealed, NBCUniversal is assessing various growth opportunities, with gaming being one of them.

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Destructoid

How to play College Football 27 for free with EA Play trial

College Football 27 can be played for free through an EA Play trial. This allows players to experience the game before purchasing it.

The Box Hub

EA SPORTS College Football 27 Kicks Off – Early Access Begins As The New Season Starts

EA SPORTS College Football 27 has begun its staggered release, with Deluxe Edition owners and specific membership subscribers gaining early access on July 6th and July 2nd respectively, ahead of the Standard Edition's July 9th launch on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5. The game expands on last year's title with enhanced Dynasty management, an improved Road to Glory mode, and Mascot Mashup.

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Gamespot

This Week In Games Was Bad, But Next Week May Be Worse

The gaming industry experienced a particularly bleak week with multiple significant layoffs, studio closures, and price increases. Microsoft's Xbox division saw widespread job cuts, while Sony announced plans to end physical disc production for PlayStation games by 2028. These events, coupled with delays and the ongoing impact of AI discussions, paint a grim picture for the industry's immediate future.

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Retro Gamer

33 years later, the 3DO could make an unexpected comeback, but the '90s console revival is already being branded as…

Empire Interactive has announced its acquisition of the 3DO trademark and selected intellectual property rights, sparking a potential revival of the 1990s console. However, the legitimacy of this claim is being contested by Throwback Entertainment, which asserts ownership of the assets, and former Limited Run Games CEO Josh Fairhurst has expressed skepticism about the revival's validity due to the complex web of rights and trademarks involved.

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Blues News

Game Guidance

This guide provides tips and tricks for playing casual Battle Royale matches. Electronic Arts is mentioned as the publisher.

Gamedeveloper.com

Opinion: Everything hurts and no one knows when the pain will end

The article discusses the ongoing financial struggles and mass layoffs within the game industry, attributing them to a combination of economic factors, executive mismanagement, and alleged abuses of power. The author, Bryant Francis, shares personal coping mechanisms for dealing with the constant stream of bad news and emphasizes the need for the industry to learn from past mistakes.

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Escapist Magazine

Rockstar Games staff push for union recognition ahead of GTA VI launch

Employees at Rockstar Games are seeking official union recognition through the IWGB Game Workers Union ahead of the Grand Theft Auto VI launch. This effort follows alleged dismissals of union members in October 2025, which the union is challenging as union-busting. Union recognition would provide formal collective bargaining rights and workplace protections for employees.

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PC Gamer

Dragon Age: Origins is 'Unsupported' on Steam Deck, but it runs incredibly and it's currently only $3

Despite being officially 'Unsupported' on the Steam Deck, Dragon Age: Origins runs exceptionally well on the handheld PC. The article details how to overcome initial launcher issues, adjust graphics settings for native resolution, and utilize community-created gamepad layouts to achieve a smooth 60 FPS experience. The author concludes that the game is perfectly playable and enjoyable on the Steam Deck, requiring less tinkering than some 'Playable' rated titles.

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Retro Gamer

Cyberpunk 2 lead says "some days I feel our industry is imploding" as Destiny 2 studio Bungie is hit with mass layoffs: "Teams and game projects are getting slaughtered"

Cyberpunk 2077 associate game director Paweł Sasko expressed concern over the state of the video game industry, stating it feels like it's "imploding" due to frequent layoffs and project cancellations. This sentiment comes as Bungie, the studio behind Destiny 2, experienced significant layoffs, with other studios like Xbox Game Studios and Electronic Arts also reportedly cutting staff. CD Projekt Red, which itself had layoffs in 2023, is actively hiring for projects including The Witcher 4 and a new IP.

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