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Last time PlayStation threatened to close PS3 and Vita digital stores, the players revolted: "As gamers and collectors this is a hard pill to swallow"
The potential closure of digital storefronts for PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, and PlayStation Vita has sparked concern among gamers and collectors. Experts note that this could significantly increase the value and scarcity of physical copies for many digital-only or hard-to-find titles. The discussion highlights the ongoing debate between digital convenience and the long-term accessibility and ownership provided by physical media.
Plans to revive the 3DO are already dead, with the publisher claiming it "did not anticipate such fragmentation of…
Empire Interactive has cancelled its plans to revive the 3DO console and remaster retro games due to fragmented ownership rights. The publisher acquired the rights to 'The 3DO Company' brand but not the console itself, leading to disputes with other parties. Empire Interactive will now focus on developing new games.
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.
Diablo 4's Lord of Hatred expansion teased in new book!... | TAG
A new book titled 'Lord of Hatred' offers an early look at Diablo 4's upcoming expansion, teasing new lore and story elements set in the Skovos Isles. Meanwhile, Limited Run Games is addressing past delays by setting more realistic shipping expectations, potentially pushing some preorders to late 2026. Bungie has also announced a nerf to the powerful Biotoxic Disinjector weapon in Marathon to improve game balance.
Limited Run Seemingly Throws Old Guard Under The Bus, Promising No Future Delays
Limited Run Games, a subsidiary of Embracer Group, has announced that future release dates will be more accurate following a period of significant delays and quality control issues. The company's new leadership acknowledged that previous delivery dates were too aggressive, leading to customer disappointment. While many outstanding preorders have been pushed back to late 2026, the publisher promises greater transparency and reliability for future orders.
Limited Run Games Levels Up its Commitment to a Fan-First Strategy in 2026
Limited Run Games announced a renewed fan-first strategy for 2026, focusing on community building, improved communication, and consistent release experiences. The company aims to enhance transparency regarding delivery times and product details, while maintaining its mission of preserving games through premium physical releases. Leadership changes were also noted, with Nic Ashford and Brendan Madigan taking cooperative stewardship of the brand.
Limited Run Games announces renewed fan-first focus with improved communication and more consistent experience
Limited Run Games has announced a renewed focus on its community, aiming to improve communication and deliver a more consistent experience for its customers. The company stated it will be celebrating the community and strengthening its communication around every release. Stewardship of the brand and business operations will now be led cooperatively following Josh Fairhurst's stepping down as president.
Limited Run Games Announces Fan-First Focus, Leadership Changes
Limited Run Games is implementing a renewed fan-first focus to improve communication and consistency in its physical game releases and preservation efforts. This initiative includes more regular updates and clearer delivery timelines. Alongside this announcement, President Josh Fairhurst has departed, with Nic Ashford and Brendan Madigan now sharing leadership responsibilities.
After Waves Of Complaints, Limited Run Games Is Planning Big Changes
Limited Run Games is implementing significant changes following widespread criticism regarding product quality and potential hardware damage. The company is strengthening oversight, improving communication, and addressing issues with past releases, including problematic NES cartridges and 3DO CD-Rs. These changes follow the departure of co-founder Josh Fairhurst, with new leadership focusing on a fan-first approach and clearer updates on project timelines.
