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Netflix Umumkan Akhir Kerja Sama Sabrina Rochelle di Rapijali
Netflix and Starvision Plus have announced the termination of their collaboration with director Sabrina Rochelle Kalangie for the upcoming project Rapijali. While the reasons for the split were not disclosed, both parties expressed gratitude for the contributions made. Production of Rapijali will continue with a new team, with further details to be announced later.
"There was that period in time, pre-Sonic, where it was, 'You're so lucky that Hollywood is even looking at you'"
Story Kitchen, a production company specializing in video game adaptations, discusses the booming Hollywood interest in gaming IPs. Co-founder Dmitri M. Johnson highlights the intense bidding wars for titles like Split Fiction and the evolving relationship between game companies and studios, noting that game developers now have more leverage due to the success of major game-based films and shows. The company mediates between the two industries, ensuring deals are made while respecting both creative visions.
Amazon's Tomb Raider Series Resumes Filming as Star Sophie Turner Recovers from Injury
Filming for Amazon's Tomb Raider TV series has resumed after lead actress Sophie Turner recovered from a minor injury. The production pause, which lasted a couple of weeks, is not expected to impact the overall schedule. The series, written by Phoebe Waller-Bridge, is set to feature Sigourney Weaver and Jason Isaacs alongside Turner as Lara Croft.
Morning Consolidation
Nintendo is reportedly reducing Nintendo Switch production this quarter due to a decrease in US demand. Separately, Albion Online is announced to be coming to Xbox, and recruitment has begun for the closed beta test of Once Human on consoles.
Nintendo has reportedly cut Switch 2 production significantly due to weak holiday sales and now aims to produce 4 million units instead of 6 million this quarter
Nintendo has reportedly cut production of the Nintendo Switch 2 by 33%, aiming for 4 million units this quarter instead of 6 million, due to weaker-than-expected holiday sales. Despite strong performance from exclusive titles like Pokémon Pokopia, overall console demand is cited as the reason for the production adjustment, not rising RAM costs.
Report: Nintendo slashes Switch 2 production by a third due to weak U.S. sales
Nintendo is reportedly reducing production of its Switch 2 console by approximately one-third due to weaker-than-expected sales in the United States. The company plans to manufacture around 4 million units this quarter, down from an initial target of 6 million. This decision comes despite strong initial sales of the console and the successful launch of "Pokemon Pokopia."
Nintendo reportedly adjusting Switch 2 production after weak holiday sales
Nintendo is reportedly reducing production of the Nintendo Switch 2 due to weaker-than-expected holiday sales, particularly in the US. The company plans to produce four million units this quarter, a decrease from the previously planned six million. Despite these adjustments, Nintendo remains confident in the console's long-term prospects, and the decision is not related to memory chip shortages or rising prices.
Nintendo is Cutting Production of the Switch 2 by Over 30 Percent in the US – Rumor
Nintendo is reportedly cutting production of the Nintendo Switch 2 in the US by over 30 percent due to lower-than-expected demand, despite the success of Pokémon Pokopia. The company is also planning a hardware refresh for the Switch 2 in Europe featuring an easily replaceable battery, aligning with 'right to repair' legislation. This move may also lead to the discontinuation of the original Nintendo Switch.
