Rob Fahey is a Contributing Editor at GamesIndustry.biz. With a focus on video games, AI platforms, and economic policy, he explores the intersections of publishing, technology, and the global economy. Rob has been featured in Knowledia and GamesIndustry.Biz, showcasing his insights into the evolving landscape of business and consumer tech.
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It's been a brutal week of cuts – but how the axe has fallen shows the new leadership is diagnosing real problems, even if the solutions remain questionable
By: Rob Fahey
A generation that grows up unengaged with consoles may be out of reach forever
The bloodletting has changed the industry permanently, and more significantly than at first appears - a new way forward must be found
As the Xbox business’ woes continue, the notion that Microsoft wishes to sell it or spin it off has gained ground – but the impetus is unclear
By: Rob Fahey
It was valued like a tech firm, not a game maker – so it’s no surprise that Roblox shares tanked when it started weaning itself off some of the tech sector’s re
By: Rob Fahey
Quick sequels look stale to consumers whose neurons are burning out on endless microdoses of novelty – only "event" launches cut through the noise
The cost can't be measured only in money; what's the price tag for some of Sony's biggest studios being missing in action for much of the PS5 era?
This week’s extended trailer kicks off an unavoidable storm of hype – and with it a hope that Rockstar’s launch could be a tide that lifts all boats
Rarely has the industry looked to the future with such trepidation – but this turmoil is a transition, not a crash, and some paths ahead are visible
When Sony and Microsoft need to get consumers on board for hugely expensive new hardware launches, so burning goodwill is a strange choice
