Recent #Video Games news in the semiconductor industry

3 months ago
➀ Bethesda's MMO-like experiences, Fallout 76 and The Elder Scrolls Online, have both grown steadily over the years, with each title having around 25 million players. ➁ Jon Rush and Bill LaCoste from Bethesda Game Studios revealed that Fallout 76 has exceeded 23 million players since its launch in late 2018. ➂ The latest update trailer for The Elder Scrolls Online confirmed it has reached 26 million players, up from 25 million in October last year.
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3 months ago
➀ Over a decade after the release of its predecessor, Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time launched last month and quickly sold half a million copies in its first few days. The game has since surpassed another milestone, with over 800,000 copies sold worldwide. The studio has projected sales figures and is optimistic about reaching 1 million copies by the end of June. ➁ The game gained traction almost immediately after its release, reaching a peak concurrent player count of 65k on Steam. ➂ Despite the original Fantasy Life's sales figures remaining unknown, the sequel has been well-received and is performing consistently ahead of the Switch 2 version's arrival.
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3 months ago
➀ Stig Asmussen, known for directing Star Wars Jedi games, is moving to Dungeons & Dragons with his new studio, Giant Skull. The studio has signed a licensing deal with Wizards of the Coast for an all-new single-player action-adventure title. The game is being developed for PC and consoles using Unreal Engine 5. ➁ Giant Skull is one of several studios collaborating with Wizards of the Coast, following the success of Baldur's Gate 3. ➂ Larian Studios, however, will not be developing a Baldur's Gate 4 due to past disagreements with Wizards of the Coast.
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