Star Wars: Zero Company
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Star Wars Zero Company Gets Its First Big Discount at Amazon Ahead of Prime Big Deal Days
Star Wars Zero Company is available at a new low price of 20% off on Amazon for both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. This discount comes ahead of the retailer's Prime Big Deal Days sale event.
Games Inbox: What Amiga games deserve a remake?
Readers discuss which classic Amiga games deserve modern remakes, with titles like Starglider 2, Midwinter, and Cybercon 3 being popular choices. The discussion also touches on the viability of remaking older titles, the current state of the Xbox console, and potential reimagining of Resident Evil games.
EDGE #429 review scores – Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave and more
EDGE magazine's December 2026 issue features review scores for several games, with Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave receiving a high score of 9. The review for Fire Emblem highlights its branching paths, character development, and emotional storytelling, praising how it balances grand stakes with individual human stories.
Big Walk made more money than Counter-Strike and Warcraft in August
New data from August reveals that Big Walk and Star Wars Zero Company achieved significant revenue on PC, outperforming established titles like Counter-Strike and World of Warcraft. Big Walk sold over a million copies in its first six days, while Star Wars Zero Company, despite a late launch, also performed strongly. Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls showed mixed results, with a decent console performance but a disappointing PC launch.
PC and console revenue charts led by new releases in August | Newzoo charts
New releases like EA Sports Madden NFL 27 and Big Walk led August's revenue charts, while established titles like Fortnite and Helldivers 2 saw significant growth in monthly active users. Collaborations and cross-media tie-ins, such as those in Fortnite and Marvel's Spider-Man 2, were key drivers for audience expansion.
GameSpot’s September 2026 Staff Picks
GameSpot's staff highlights their favorite recent game releases, focusing on hidden gems and overlooked titles. The picks include a variety of genres such as a job simulator, a gacha game, an action-heavy combat game, an action-platformer, a turn-based tactics game, a simulation game, a horror game, and a TCG simulator.
Star Wars Jedi 3 to be revealed this year and launch in 2027 claims insider
An insider known as FivesWalker claims that the sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, tentatively referred to as Star Wars Jedi 3, will be revealed before The Game Awards in December 2026 and launch in 2027. While the Star Wars franchise has faced challenges in film and TV, its video game arm, including titles like Star Wars Jedi: Survivor and Star Wars Outlaws, is performing strongly. The third installment is expected to conclude the Jedi trilogy, though director Stig Asmussen will not return.
The 12 most exciting video game releases of October 2026
October 2026 is set to feature a diverse lineup of video game releases, including Ace Combat 8: Wings Of Theve, Star Wars: Galactic Racer, and Gears Of War: E-Day. Other notable titles include Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival, Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, and Final Fantasy Resonance, which marks a return to turn-based combat. Microsoft is also releasing an Xbox and PC exclusive, while Nintendo is launching Nintendo Switch Sports Resort.
Featuring a host of our favorite games from this year and 2 of our favorite gaming devices, you can now place your votes for the best in gaming in the Golden Joystick Awards 2026
The nominations for the 44th annual Golden Joystick Awards 2026 have been announced, with games like Resident Evil Requiem, Big Walk, and 007 First Light receiving multiple nods across 21 categories. Voting is open until October 23, and the winners will be revealed on November 11. This year's nominations are noted for their diversity, featuring both indie hits and AAA blockbusters.
Games Inbox: Is the next Super Mario game open world?
Readers discuss the potential for the next 3D Super Mario game to be open world, drawing parallels to Zelda and Bowser's Fury. Other topics include the 30th anniversary of Super Mario 64, the gameplay of Marvel's Wolverine, criticism of Xbox executives, the viability of a Ganondorf game, Sony's potential U-turn on game discs, the decline of Rare, the unchanging nature of EA Sports FC, and performance issues in Star Wars Zero Company.
Games companies should try to appeal more to older people - Reader’s Feature
A reader argues that game publishers should focus more on appealing to older adults, given the rising average age of gamers, rather than solely targeting younger demographics. The author suggests that current industry trends, particularly the focus on live service games and microtransactions, alienate this larger, older audience who may not be as interested in these models.
Shack Chat: Which developer would you like to see make a Konami game next?
Shacknews staff members discuss which developers they would like to see tackle Konami's classic franchises. Suggestions include Remedy Entertainment for Metal Gear, VS Studio for Bloody Roar, and Yacht Club Games for Contra, among others.
What we've been playing - "I curl up on my sofa and breed my army of battle cats"
Several writers share their recent gaming experiences. Bertie encountered game-breaking bugs in Dawnwalker but found satisfaction in fixing them, while Kelsey is enjoying Mewgenics on the Nintendo Switch, especially with its touchscreen support. Mat discusses the strengths and weaknesses of Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, Marie finds joy in the chaotic fun of Untitled Goose Game, and Connor is captivated by the World of Warcraft beta.
Age of Empires studio World's Edge reportedly lost "nearly half" of its staff during yesterday's Xbox cuts and move to Activision
The Age of Empires studio World's Edge has reportedly lost nearly half of its staff following an Xbox restructuring that moved the studio under Activision's control. Former creative director Adam Isgreen confirmed his own departure and that of many colleagues. This news comes amidst broader layoffs and studio consolidations within Xbox, though the article also notes the success of Star Wars Zero Company, which has sold over a million copies despite its development team facing furlough.
Star Wars Zero Company finds success in passing 1m sales, so can the furloughed development team be reinstated and paid now?
Star Wars Zero Company, a turn-based tactics game developed by Bit Reactor, has surpassed one million in sales, generating an estimated $50 million in revenue. This success is contrasted with the studio's decision to furlough most of its development team without pay prior to release, raising questions about their potential reinstatement and payment using game revenue.
Star Wars Zero Company Estimated to Have Sold 1 Million, With Nearly 70% on Steam
Star Wars Zero Company has reportedly sold 1 million copies, with a significant majority of those sales occurring on the Steam platform. This indicates strong initial performance for the title.
Star Wars: Zero Company Has Managed To Sell Over A Million Copies
Star Wars: Zero Company has achieved over one million copies sold, generating nearly $50 million in revenue. Despite this commercial success, developer Bit Reactor is facing financial difficulties that raise concerns about the studio's future.
Sony appears to be testing PlayStation Store credit offers when you buy certain games
Sony appears to be testing a new rewards program on the PlayStation Store, offering wallet credit bonuses with the purchase of certain games. This initiative, observed with titles like The Blood of Dawnwalker, could be connected to a previously discovered 'Wallet Credits' app and mirrors similar strategies used by Microsoft on the Xbox Store.
New PS5 cashback scheme will make digital games cheaper as first trials begin
Sony Interactive Entertainment is trialing a new 'wallet credit' cashback scheme on the PlayStation Store, potentially making digital games cheaper. The scheme, which offers credit for future purchases, has been spotted by some users in the US for specific titles like The Blood Of Dawnwalker. This initiative comes as Sony faces criticism for phasing out physical discs and pushing live service games.
Video Games Are Having an Absolutely Insane Run Right Now
The video game industry is experiencing an exceptionally strong period with a high volume of diverse and high-quality releases. Despite initial concerns about release date congestion, the past several weeks have showcased a remarkable variety of games across genres, from major AAA titles to innovative indie experiences. This trend suggests that the industry can support a large number of releases, offering players an abundance of choices and reinforcing the idea that there can indeed be too much of a good thing.
