Capcom having trouble finding mobile success
A lack of major releases for mobile is to blame for Capcom's latest sluggish quarter, the company says, with revenues and profits both down for the first quarter of the new fiscal year. The company said that a decline in its mobile game sales in both domestic and overseas markets has left its finances looking worse for wear, as the mobile game space has "reached a plateau." Besides Capcom's popular Smurfs' Village mobile game, the company says that it has no other hit titles to speak of for the platform. The three month period wasn't a complete shambles Come from South African Online Casinos . Resident Evil Revelations, originally a 2012 Nintendo 3DS game, launched on multiple other platforms in May, and has since sold 900,000 units. Meanwhile, Dragon's Dogma: Dark…
Studio Fizbin shutting down after Reignbreaker’s mid-March release
Developer Studio Fizbin revealed its upcoming game, Reignbreaker, will be its last. After the game's release on March 18, the developer will close its doors.
In a statement, founder and CEO Alexander Pieper explained Fizbin was impacted by Thunderful's late 2024 decision to "drastically reduce internal development." Since that news, he said the team looked at different ways to keep going after Reignbreaker's launch, but said "none of those projects will move us forward, leading us to make this difficult decision."
This marks the first set of layoffs for the month of March that we've observed. A number of developers laid off staff throughout February, and Warner Bros. Discovery subsidiaries Monolith Production…