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Bungie and DICE reportedly in talks to make Star Wars Battlefront 3
Star Wars Battlefront 3 could finally be on the horizon, with a new rumor suggesting that Lucasfilm is considering both DICE and Bungie to develop the long-awaited sequel.
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Daft Punk reportedly turned down GTA 6 soundtrack deal despite “unlimited” budget
French music duo Daft Punk were reportedly offered an “unlimited budget” to work on Grand Theft Auto 6, but decided to turn down Rockstar Games’ advances.
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Xbox reportedly planning three more rounds of layoffs, with the first wave coming as early as this month
Xbox is reportedly gearing up for three more rounds of layoffs as the Microsoft gaming division continues CEO Asha Sharma's plan to reset the business. According to a new report, the first of these is taking place this month, followed by another in November and one in January 2027. Read more
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EA has reportedly put DICE and Respawn to work on a new Star Wars: Battlefront game
It will unlock growth, which I'm pretty excited about.
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Netflix reportedly wanted a $500 million film and TV deal with Xbox – but the counter offer was $800 million
Netflix reportedly looked to make a deal with Microsoft
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Daft Punk reportedly turned down ‘GTA 6’ soundtrack offer before Justice said yes
The rumour claims the dance titans were offered an almost unlimited budget to reunite The post Daft Punk reportedly turned down ‘GTA 6’ soundtrack offer before Justice said yes appeared first on NME.
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Project Helix reportedly launching in late 2028, projected to cost between $1,200 and $1,800
Project Helix is reportedly launching in the 2028 holiday season and is projected to cost between $1,200 and $1,800. Read more
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Xbox reportedly mandate four days a week in office for staff close to Microsoft's Washington HQ, up from three day requirement brought in last year
Xbox have reportedly informed staff that, from the start of February 2027, those within commuting distance of Microsoft's Washington base will have to come into the office four days a week. This follows the mandating of three days in office last year, and comes as the company are looking at cutting more staff as part of ongoing efforts to eventually get rid of 3200 people in multi-round mass layoffs. Read more
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