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Something for the Weekend – 18/07/26
This week's gaming news includes confirmed remasters for Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas, an injury to Ryan Hurst impacting Kratos's portrayal, and an earlier release date for Hot Wheels Infinite Rush. id Software addressed recent layoffs with a positive outlook, while Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown received an expansion pass. Players are experiencing matchmaking issues with Black Ops on PlayStation, and a network test for The Duskbloods is set for August. Several games received reviews, including KAZ (9/10), Beastro (8/10), and Necrophosis Full Consciousness (7/10). New trailers were released for Marvel's Wolverine, Battlefield 6 Season 4, and Zenless Zone Zero 3.1.
Register now to play Ratchet & Clank: Ranger Rumble
Registration is now open for Ratchet & Clank: Ranger Rumble, a new mobile arena shooter in the franchise. The free-to-play game features real-time multiplayer battles, PvE modes, and a battle royale-inspired mode. Players can pre-register on the App Store and Google Play to unlock bonuses, with the game expected to launch around October 5th, 2026.
Morning Mobilization
Gameplay details for the upcoming mobile hero shooter, Ratchet & Clank: Ranger Rumble, have been revealed on PlayStation.Blog. The article provides insights into the mechanics and features of this new mobile title.
Ratchet & Clank: Ranger Rumble – gameplay details on the upcoming mobile hero shooter
Pre-registration is now open worldwide for Ratchet & Clank: Ranger Rumble, a free-to-play mobile hero shooter developed by Oh Bibi in collaboration with PlayStation Studios and Insomniac Games. The game features 12 heroes at launch, multiple game modes including PvP, PvE, battle royale, and a football-inspired mode, and aims to capture the signature humor and action of the Ratchet & Clank series for mobile devices.
PlayStation Studios' Mobile Push Seems Dead as Layoff Reports Continue
Reports indicate that Sony's PlayStation Studios is significantly scaling back or potentially shutting down its mobile gaming division, with around 50 staff members reportedly laid off. This move casts doubt on the future of ongoing mobile projects like Horizon Steel Frontiers and Ratchet & Clank: Ranger Rumble.
Dark Outlaw Games Founder Says Studio Was Working on “a Hell of a Game”
Sony is reportedly shutting down its studio Dark Outlaw Games, founded by veteran developer Jason Blundell. Blundell expressed sadness over the closure, stating the studio was working on a significant unannounced game. The closure is part of Sony's broader strategy to focus on fewer high-impact projects.
Sony Interactive Shuts Down Dark Outlaw Games
Sony Interactive Entertainment has shut down Dark Outlaw Games, a studio founded just a year ago by Call of Duty veteran Jason Blundell. The studio was reportedly in the early stages of its first game. Sony is also reducing its mobile game development operations, impacting around 50 employees, as it shifts focus away from the mobile market.
PlayStation shuts down another game studio as it moves away from mobile gaming
Sony Interactive Entertainment has closed its first-party studio Dark Outlaw Games, founded by Call Of Duty Zombies creator Jason Blundell, as part of a strategic shift away from mobile gaming. The company is scaling back its presence in the mobile market, with around 50 people laid off across its mobile division, though it will continue to support select titles. This move signals a potential change in PlayStation's priorities for future console generations.
Sony is Shutting Down Dark Outlaw Games, Moving Away From Mobile Development – Rumor
Sony is reportedly shutting down Dark Outlaw Games, a studio founded by Jason Blundell, and is also cutting around 50 employees from its mobile development division. This move away from mobile comes as the company focuses on a few select high-impact projects, potentially impacting titles like MLB The Show Mobile and Ratchet and Clank: Ranger Rumble.
Sony closes Dark Outlaw Games, just a year after its founding
Sony is shutting down Dark Outlaw Games, a studio founded by Jason Blundell, just one year after its establishment. This marks the second time Sony has ended a partnership with a Blundell-formed company, following Deviation Games. The closure of Dark Outlaw Games is part of broader layoffs across PlayStation's US and UK businesses and a strategic shift away from the mobile gaming market.
PlayStation's Disastrous First-Party Leadership Culminates in Yet Another Studio Closure
Sony has closed Dark Outlaw Games, a studio led by a Treyarch veteran, before it could release any titles. This closure adds to a pattern of PlayStation first-party studio closures and layoffs across its US and European operations. Sony is also exiting the mobile game market, despite ongoing support for some existing titles.
