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By Jeffrey Rousseau, Carolyn Petit Verified
| Kotaku Verified
It’s not often that a game is created in part as a eulogy to a dear friend. Aerial_Knight’s DropShot, a new stylized first-person indie shooter releasing on February 17, is one of those few. It was first conceived by game director Neil Jones and his long-time friend, Daniel Wilkins. Wilkins, who passed away in 2024, was a sound designer, composer on the games Never Yield and We Never Yield, and game developer.
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Painful Cuts Continue As Ubisoft Lays Off Even More Staff

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By Jeffrey Rousseau, Ethan Gach Verified
| Kotaku Verified
Staff redundancies are anticipated at Ubisoft Stockholm and Massive Entertainment, Ubisoft has announced. 55 employees are expected to lose their jobs, according to a statement sent to IGN. Massive, acquired back in 2008, is the studio behind The Division 2, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, and Star Wars Outlaws.
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Nintendo Watching RAM Crisis As Fans Worry About Switch 2 Price

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By Jeffrey Rousseau, Ethan Gach Verified
| Kotaku Verified
Nintendo says it’s actively monitoring the impacts of tariffs and the rising prices of RAM as an AI-fueled scramble spikes computing costs around the world. The comments came in a rare interview the Mario maker’s president, Shuntaro Furukawa, gave to Kyoto Shimbun, which was translated by VGC. In it, the executive noted that the possibility of raising the price of the Nintendo Switch 2 due to future costs is hypothetical and didn’t commit one way or the other.
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