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Square Enix Publisher Sale 2026 Live Through March 30
Square Enix is holding a publisher sale with discounts on over 200 titles across multiple digital storefronts, including Steam, Epic Games Store, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo platforms. The sale runs through March 30, with specific dates varying by platform. Hosts Matthew Mercer and Ben Starr are featured in promotional content for the event.
Microsoft quietly retires 'This is an Xbox' marketing campaign
Microsoft has seemingly retired its 'This is an Xbox' marketing campaign, removing related blog posts from Xbox Wire. This shift occurs shortly after leadership changes and as Xbox continues its multiplatform strategy, releasing titles like Forza and Halo on competing consoles. The company remains committed to its next-generation console, codenamed Project Helix, which will also support PC titles.
"There Really Is No Major Competition for PlayStation" Former CEO Shawn Layden
Former PlayStation CEO Shawn Layden asserts that Sony faces no significant competition in the console market, with Xbox struggling and Nintendo operating independently. He suggests this allows Sony to dictate console release schedules, including that of the PlayStation 6.
Nintendo Files Lawsuit Against the US Government Over Tariffs | Console Creatures
Nintendo has filed a lawsuit against the US Government in the United States Court of International Trade, challenging tariffs imposed during the Trump administration. The company seeks a refund of all tariffs paid on its products, with interest, and a declaration that the duties were unlawful.
Zelda fyller 40 – Fragzone-fredag firar!
This Fragzone-fredag episode celebrates the 40th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda, a franchise that has been pivotal for Nintendo. The discussion will cover the best, most important, and strangest games in the series.
Steam Vs Epic Game Store
This analysis compares Steam and the Epic Games Store, highlighting Steam's dominance in PC gaming with its vast user base and extensive features. Epic Games is challenging Steam through exclusivity deals and offering weekly free games, aiming to capture a significant share of the market despite Steam's established ecosystem and customer loyalty.
