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Nintendo hikes Switch 2 sales forecast to 19 million units as flagship console momentum grows — REUTERS / ixx511

Nintendo · Japan

Nintendo hikes Switch 2 sales forecast to 19 million units as flagship console momentum grows

46% Center coverage: 37 sources

Nintendo raised its forecast for sales of the Switch 2 console in its current fiscal year as momentum for its new flagship console grows. The Japanese gaming giant said it now expects to sell 19 million units of the Switch in the fiscal year ending March 2026 versus a previous forecast of 15 million units.See the Story

30 staff sacked at Grand Theft Auto developer in alleged ‘union-busting’ move — CHRIS DELMAS/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Video Games · Glasgow

30 staff sacked at Grand Theft Auto developer in alleged ‘union-busting’ move

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Studio Ghibli-Backed Group Urges Sam Altman's OpenAI to Stop Using Japanese Art in Sora 2 AI Training

Sam Altman · Japan

Studio Ghibli-Backed Group Urges Sam Altman's OpenAI to Stop Using Japanese Art in Sora 2 AI Training

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A Japanese trade group representing major publishers, including Studio Ghibli, urged Sam Altman-led OpenAI last week to stop using Japanese copyrighted works to train its Sora 2 video generation AI model, highlighting that the practice may violate Japan’s copyright laws.See the Story

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