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[Let’s Talk] September 2026 Nintendo Direct reactions
Nintendo held two Direct presentations, one focusing on The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake and another with various announcements including Metroid Ravenous, Kirby and the World Beyond, and Pikmin 4 – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition. Third-party titles like Persona 6 and ports of Resident Evil 2, 3, and 4 were also revealed. The article invites reader reactions to the presented games and their personal gaming highlights.
Weekend PC Download Deals for Sept. 11: Blizzcon 2026
This weekend's PC gaming deals include sales on World of Warcraft and Diablo 4, free titles like Astral Ascent and Luftrausers, and discounts on various new releases across multiple storefronts. The Steam Programming Fest is also ongoing, featuring computer-themed titles.
Weekend PC Download Deals for Sept. 4: Steam PvE Survival Crafting Fest
This weekend's PC gaming deals include a Steam PvE Survival Crafting Fest, the Epic Games Store's End of Summer Sale with discounts on various titles, and bundles from Humble Bundle. Notable deals include free games on Amazon Luna and significant discounts on popular titles across multiple storefronts.
THQ Nordic Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch sale live with Darksiders games, SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide, and more more at new low prices
THQ Nordic is holding a publisher sale on the Nintendo eShop, offering new low prices for various games on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. The sale includes titles like Darksiders 3, Darksiders Genesis, Darksiders: Warmastered Edition, and SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide. The sale is active until August 20, 2026.
Wayfinder studio unveils a (probably single-player) isometric sci-fi action game called DUST Origins
Airship Syndicate, the studio behind the multiplayer RPG Wayfinder, has unveiled its new project: DUST: Origins. This upcoming isometric dark sci-fi action game is planned to launch a Kickstarter campaign soon and appears to be a single-player experience. The game is set aboard a collapsing orbital prison station and features combat against criminals and monsters.
Fatekeeper Early Access Review – The potential to be a Skyrim successor, but you’ll have to wait
Fatekeeper, currently in Early Access, shows potential as a successor to Skyrim with its atmospheric fantasy world and engaging combat mechanics. Despite some performance issues on PC and messy physics-based combat, the game offers a compelling experience for its low price, with publisher THQ's support expected to help it reach full release.
Summer’s Hot, Our Prices Are Cool: THQ Nordic Joins Steam Summer Sale 2026
THQ Nordic is participating in the Steam Summer Sale, offering discounts on a wide variety of its titles from June 25th to July 9th, 2026. The sale includes games across genres like Platformers, Action, RPG, Strategy, and Sports, with significant price reductions on many popular games.
Something for the Weekend – 30/05/26
Summer Games Fest is approaching with numerous game announcements, updates, and trailers expected. This week's news includes the announcement of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 for Nintendo Switch, a reboot for Dragon Quest XII, and delays for Fable and Destruction AllStars. Several games received reviews, including a metatextual RPG and a spy action thriller, while previews covered F1 25: 2026 Season Pack and Foxy Dumplings.
Embracer Group cuts itself into pieces, this is its last resort: Bifurcation, new listing—licensing out Kain and…
Embracer Group is splitting into two separate companies to improve focus and value creation. One entity, Fellowship Entertainment, will house studios like 4A Games and Crystal Dynamics, managing IPs such as Tomb Raider and The Lord of the Rings. The remaining Embracer will include THQ Nordic and other studios, with properties like Biomutant and Wreckfest. CEO Lars Wingefors indicated a more active exploration of external partnerships for IPs like Saints Row and Legacy of Kain.
Franchises Like Deus Ex And TimeSplitters Might Just Have A Future
Embracer Group will split into two companies in 2027, with Fellowship Entertainment retaining major video game intellectual properties. The company is seeking partners to develop titles such as Deus Ex, TimeSplitters, and Saints Row, while also exploring collaborations on franchises like Metro and Kingdom Come: Deliverance. Dark Horse Comics will also play a role in utilizing Embracer's IP.
Franchises Like Deus Ex And TimeSplitters Might Just Have A Future
Embracer Group will split into two companies in 2027, with Fellowship Entertainment retaining major video game intellectual properties. The company is seeking partners to develop titles such as Deus Ex, TimeSplitters, and Saints Row, while also exploring collaborations on franchises like Metro and Kingdom Come: Deliverance. Dark Horse Comics will also play a role in utilizing Embracer's IP.
Embracer Plans On Letting Licensing Out Saints Row, Deus Ex, Timesplitters And More
Embracer Group CEO Lars Wingefors announced plans to explore external partnerships for licensing out several of the company's intellectual properties, including Saints Row, Deus Ex, and TimeSplitters. This strategy aims to revive dormant franchises and expand their reach beyond gaming into other media. A new entity, Fellowship Entertainment, will focus on major franchises like Tomb Raider and The Lord of the Rings.
Embracer is splitting in half again, sending Fellowship Entertainment on its merry way
Embracer Group is splitting into two segments, creating a new company called Fellowship Entertainment to house major IPs like The Lord of the Rings and Tomb Raider, with an IPO planned for 2027. This move aims to better communicate Embracer's diverse operations and unlock the potential of its undervalued assets. The company has undergone previous splits and significant layoffs following financial difficulties.
Embracer Group announces plans to spin-off Fellowship Entertainment
Embracer Group announced plans to spin off Fellowship Entertainment, which will focus on premium intellectual property and development, including titles like Kingdom Come: Deliverance and Tomb Raider. The remaining Embracer entity will implement a more efficient structure with tighter cost control. This news coincides with Embracer's Q4 financial results, which showed a 24% net sales decline and a significant non-cash impairment.
Deus Ex, Saints Row and TimeSplitters might be lent out to external partners, Embracer say, possibly paving the way for new entries
Embracer Group is exploring licensing out major IPs like Deus Ex, Saints Row, and TimeSplitters to external partners, potentially leading to new game entries or media adaptations. This strategy is part of the company's recent corporate restructuring into two main entities, Embracer and Fellowship Entertainment, with CEO Lars Wingefors highlighting the potential for these well-known franchises.
Lord of the Rings, Tomb Raider, Kingdom Come: Deliverance, and more now overseen by new company from Embracer that'll make at least 2 "outstanding AAA products" a year
Embracer Group has established a new entity called Fellowship Entertainment to oversee a portfolio of major intellectual properties, including The Lord of the Rings, Tomb Raider, and Kingdom Come: Deliverance. The company aims to increase management focus and unlock the potential of these IPs, with a goal of releasing at least two outstanding AAA products annually starting in fiscal year 2027-2028. Fellowship Entertainment will also explore licensing opportunities and the adaptation of new technologies, including AI.
Embracer to spin off major video game franchises and studios
Embracer Group is spinning off its major video game franchises and studios into a new publicly listed company called Fellowship Entertainment, set to launch in 2027. This move aims to provide sharper management focus and clearer accountability for its diverse portfolio. Fellowship Entertainment will house key IPs like Darksiders, Dead Island, and Tomb Raider, alongside studios such as 4A Games and Crystal Dynamics.
Embracer Will Spin-Off 'Fellowship Entertainment' Into Its Own Company
Embracer Group plans to spin off its Fellowship Entertainment division into a standalone company in 2027. This move aims to increase management focus on its intellectual properties, including franchises like The Lord of the Rings, Tomb Raider, and Metro. CEO Lars Wingefors believes the IPs are undervalued and will thrive independently, potentially leading to industry-leading profitability.
Embracer Group split again spinning off their biggest IP, along with plans for IP partnerships
Embracer Group is undergoing another significant restructuring, splitting off Fellowship Entertainment, which will focus on publishing and IP licensing, including major franchises like The Lord of the Rings and Tomb Raider. The remaining Embracer Group will focus on its owned IPs and selective M&A. This move aims for sharper management focus and clearer accountability, with plans for Fellowship Entertainment to list on Nasdaq Stockholm by 2027. The company also plans external IP licensing for titles such as Saints Row and Deus Ex.
Embracer Group’s Game Development Arm is Being Spun-Off Into Fellowship Entertainment
Embracer Group is splitting into two publicly listed companies: Fellowship Entertainment and a streamlined Embracer Group, with Fellowship Entertainment expected to list on Nasdaq Stockholm in 2027. Fellowship Entertainment will focus on game development, publishing, and licensing, retaining IPs like Tomb Raider and The Lord of the Rings. The move aims to provide more focused management and unlock the potential of each business.
