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Microsoft shuts down the developers of South End and Little Lucky.
More than 90 staff reductions are expected.
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Meta’s global fleet is short, affecting hundreds of thousands of users of Facebook and Instagram.
As of 11.45 a.m. Eastern United States time, the number of reports on Instagram and Facebook has decreased significantly.
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Google passed Play Shop Refund Costs to Developers in 2026
Google Play will begin to share the refund costs with the Android developers later in 2026.
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Viet Nam’s mobile game was downloaded 4.9 billion times, with a target of $1 billion by 2030
Viet Nam has the second highest download of mobile games in the world, with about 95 per cent of downloads coming from international users.
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“Stomp on the brakes” in the Omnibus!
The Olympic Games will also be curtailed by financial reasons when electricity is put on hold.
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United States conviction for false advertising by genuine gold game developer Papaya, $420 million
The highest compensation in the history of the Lamham Act.
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In 2026, the Q1 Indian mobile application market downloaded 6.2 billion times and collected over $300 million.
The number of mobile game downloads has stabilized at over 1.7 billion, income has increased by 15 per cent over the same period, and intellectual and real-time operational applications have contributed to the growth of game applications.
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Google has been sued for antimonopoly by the third-party app store Aptoide.
Aptoide claims that Google unfairly steers developers to Play shops, while restricting the use of competing stores.
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has denied Nintendo’s role call, and the phantom Paro tort is still pending.
The United States Patent and Trademark Office initially approved the Nintendo application in September 2025, but announced in November that it would be re-examined.
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Sony is testing a dynamic pricing system: different users of the same game see different prices
The United States experienced the largest price reductions, with the Jedi 2 as much as 27.8 per cent.