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NBA 2K27 Tops Madden NFL 27 In August, Shocking Absolutely Nobody
Circana's August 2026 report shows NBA 2K27 as the best-selling game, continuing its streak against Madden NFL 27. New releases like Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls and Star Wars Zero Company also performed well, with five new titles in the top 10. NBA 2K27 is now third in year-to-date sales, behind Resident Evil Requiem and 007 First Light, with Grand Theft Auto 6 anticipated to be a major seller later in the year.
Best-selling games in the U.S. for August 2026 – Nintendo Switch 2 boosts Elden Ring to the top 10, Big Walk makes the list
Circana's August 2026 US sales chart shows NBA 2K27 and Madden NFL 27 leading, with Elden Ring surging to seventh place following the Nintendo Switch 2 launch. The list also features Mario Kart World and Splatoon Raiders, with Big Walk making an appearance. The year-to-date chart is topped by Resident Evil Requiem.
NBA 2K27 tops US August charts, becomes third-best selling game of 2026 | US Monthly Charts
NBA 2K27 topped the US sales charts for August 2026, becoming the third-best-selling game of the year according to Circana data. New releases like Madden NFL 27 and Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls also performed well. Overall consumer spending on video games in the US fell 9% in August, with hardware unit sales reaching their lowest point since 2013, though PlayStation 5 hardware sales saw a 17% increase.
Star Wars Zero Company studio start to bring back devs furloughed prior to launch, with "more than half" of previous headcount reportedly returning to payroll
Star Wars Zero Company developer Bit Reactor is rehiring some of the staff it furloughed before the game's launch, with over half of its previous headcount reportedly returning to payroll. Studio boss Greg Foertsch stated the difficult decision was necessary to bring back as many people as possible, expressing pride in the team's accomplishments and thanking fans for their support.
Star Wars Zero Company team teases DLC as it rehires staff
Developer Bit Reactor has teased continued support for Star Wars Zero Company, indicating potential DLC and patches to address bugs. The studio has begun rehiring staff after facing financial difficulties, with estimates suggesting the game has sold over a million copies. CEO Greg Foertsch plans to share more updates soon.
PC Gamer magazine's new issue is on sale now: World of Warcraft: Forever
The latest issue of PC Gamer magazine features exclusive hands-on access to World of Warcraft: Forever, Blizzard's new evolution of classic WoW, and interviews with its developers, suggesting a new golden age for MMOs. The issue also includes previews of Total War: Warhammer 40,000 and other upcoming games, reviews of titles like The Blood of Dawnwalker, and features on PC hardware, game diaries, and industry discussions.
Games Inbox: When will the next mainline Zelda game be out?
Readers discuss the potential release window for the next mainline Legend of Zelda game, with speculation pointing towards 2029 or later due to development times. Other topics include opinions on Gears of War: E-Day's repetitive gameplay, the return of Star Wars Zero Company staff, and concerns about explicit content in Grand Theft Auto 6.
NBA 2K27 is Already the 3rd Best-Selling Game of 2026 in the US After 5 Days
NBA 2K27 has achieved significant sales success in the US, ranking as the third best-selling game year-to-date after only five days of availability. The game topped August's physical and digital sales charts, outselling titles like Madden NFL 27 and Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls. Elden Ring also saw a resurgence in the charts following its Tarnished Edition release on Nintendo Switch 2.
Bit Reactor CEO Welcomes Return of Some Furloughed Staff for 'Continued Support' of Star Wars Zero Company
Bit Reactor, the developer of Star Wars Zero Company, has begun bringing back some employees who were furloughed before the game's launch. Approximately 80% of the staff had been furloughed.
Star Wars Zero Company Developer Bit Reactor Returns More of Their Team to Work
Bit Reactor, the developer of Star Wars Zero Company, has brought back previously laid-off employees to work. This move is seen as positive news for the industry and a celebration of the game's success.
Bit Reactor Brings Back Furloughed Staff, Promises To Support Star Wars: Zero Company
Bit Reactor has rehired most of the staff they previously furloughed. The studio's recent game, Star Wars: Zero Company, performed well enough to facilitate this recovery and continued support for the title.
Star Wars Zero Company developer Bit Reactor begins bringing furloughed staff back
Star Wars Zero Company developer Bit Reactor has begun rehiring staff that were previously furloughed. CEO Greg Foertsch stated that the studio is bringing "more of our team back to work," though the exact number of returning employees is unconfirmed. Sources indicate that over half of the pre-furlough team is now back on the payroll.
Star Wars: Zero Company studio is bringing "as many people back as possible" after furloughing "most" of its developers
Star Wars: Zero Company developer Bit Reactor has begun bringing back employees who were furloughed ahead of the game's launch. Studio CEO Greg Foertsch stated that navigating unexpected business developments necessitated the difficult decision to furlough most of the staff, but the company is now working to rehire as many as possible. The game has been a commercial success, selling over 1 million copies.
Bit Reactor has returned some furloughed employees to work after success of Star Wars Zero Company
Developer Bit Reactor has rehired the majority of its staff after the successful launch of Star Wars Zero Company, which sold over a million units in its first month. The studio had previously furloughed most employees due to funding issues leading up to the game's release. CEO Greg Foertsch expressed gratitude for the support and indicated future news regarding the studio and the game.
Star Wars Zero Company developer Bit Reactor brings back 'over half' of furloughed staff
Star Wars Zero Company developer Bit Reactor has begun rehiring over half of the employees it previously furloughed. CEO Greg Foertsch stated this is an important step forward for the studio and the game's continued support. The article notes that while many employees are returning, a significant number remain furloughed, and discusses the nuances of labor regulations regarding furloughs versus layoffs.
Star Wars Zero Company Developer Sees Portion Of Furloughed Workers Return
Bit Reactor, the developer of Star Wars Zero Company, has begun the process of bringing back a portion of the staff that were furloughed after the game's release. CEO Greg Foertsch confirmed the return, though specific numbers were not disclosed. The studio is currently involved in an ongoing lawsuit.
Star Wars Zero Company studio is "returning" furloughed developers after the strategy RPG's…
Star Wars Zero Company developer Bit Reactor is bringing back furloughed staff after unexpected budget issues led to temporary layoffs before the game's launch. Over half of the team has returned, with the studio's CEO expressing pride in the team's accomplishments and gratitude for fan support. The strategy RPG has received strong reviews.
Star Wars Zero Company Gets Its First Big Discount at Amazon for Prime Day
Star Wars Zero Company is available at a new low price of 20% off at Amazon as part of their Prime Big Deal Days sale. The discount applies to both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X versions of the game.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer Continues The Hilarious Running Gag That Anakin Is The Boogeyman
Star Wars: Galactic Racer continues a humorous trend in recent Star Wars games where Anakin Skywalker is portrayed as a terrifying boogeyman figure. This article explores how games like Jedi: Fallen Order, Jedi: Survivor, and Star Wars Outlaws depict Anakin's overwhelming power, culminating in Galactic Racer's subtle nod to his legendary piloting skills as a child.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer Releases - Early Issues & More
Star Wars: Galactic Racer has launched on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Amazon Luna, featuring a roguelike arcade racing experience developed by Fuse Games. The launch was met with an issue preventing PS5 purchases, which the developer is urgently working to fix. The game is set in the New Republic era and includes various repulsorcraft classes and familiar Star Wars locations.
