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Rob Fahey

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As seen in: The Guardian, The Independent (UK), Eurogamer, Flipboard, Foreign Policy Magazine, GamesIndustry.biz, GIGAZINE, NewsBreak, Arkansas Times, Eurogamer (Italy) and
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Sony clarifies re-order support for existing PlayStation discs

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By Rob Fahey
| gamebastion.com
Sony has clarified to developers and publishers that they will be able to re-order existing PlayStation discs beyond the January 2028 end-of-production date. After last week's announcement, Sony provided more details in a separate post on a digital platform for partners, as reported by Game File. Sony also stated the process for ordering discs will change and publishers will have the opportunity to release new games at retail using digital codes.
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The biggest games industry news stories of 2025 | Year in Review

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By Phil Spencer, Jim Ryan, Rob Fahey
| gamebastion.com
Join us as we journey back through 2025 via the biggest games industry news stories of the year, including massive takeover deals, the closure of historic studios, big hardware launches, big hardware reveals, and a lot of bother about tariffs.
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A look back at the games industry's turbulent year in AI | Year in Review

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By Rob Fahey, Sam Altman
| gamebastion.com
Headlines about the games industry in 2025 have been dominated by AI. Barely a week went by without a story about how the tech was being used for good or ill, and that's certain to continue in 2026. Whereas previous tech trends like NFTs and the metaverse blew up and subsided relatively quickly (with Meta belatedly downscaling its investment in the latter just a few weeks ago), AI has already found its way into every crevice of the tech industry, and shows little sign of retreat.
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