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the International Tennis Federation is making a donation to the Spanish Red Cross to support relief and recovery efforts for the recent catastrophic flooding in the country. The ITF and its two ...

It wouldn't be 2024 if there wasn't monthly news about another studio closure or mass layoffs affecting the video game industry ... veterans with experience in AAA games like Halo and God of ...

The company's AAA ambitions may be dead, but it's unclear if the streamer will be moving away from all forms of gaming for the long term. Sign up to get the BEST of Tom's Guide direct to your inbox.

Despite continued optimism among top management about the potential of video games, Netflix is shuttering its AAA game studio in Southern California. The move, first reported by GameFile ...

we know how many IPs Netflix has in its portfolio and no doubt many of them could make good video games if adapted properly. But lord knows how tough it is to breaking into A) the AAA market and B ...

Netflix has shut down its Southern California-based video game studio, referred to internally as “Team Blue,” which had a specific focus on producing AAA games. The studio, one of several ...

Netflix has shut down its Southern California-based video game studio, referred to internally as “Team Blue,” which had a specific focus on producing AAA games. The studio, one of several opened by ...

Scaling back now may be a sign that Netflix is applying what it learned from Hollywood to the gaming side. As it stands, AAA games are a poor investment in today's market. Why bet big on one game ...

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Netflix (NFLX) has abandoned plans to make a AAA, big budget video game and intends to instead focus on making casual games, the Wall Street Journal’s Sarah Needleman and Jessica Toonkel report.