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Bend Studio's New Co-op Game Set for 2027: Not a Live-Service Title, Rumors Say
Bend Studio, creators of Days Gone, is reportedly working on a new third-person co-op game, expected to be revealed in 2027. While details remain scarce, it's suggested this isn't a live-service title.
Odor-based diagnostics, using breath, urine, and sebum, are advancing with technologies like GC-MS and electronic noses aiming to detect diseases such as cancers and infections. Though promising, widespread adoption hinges on overcoming challenges in standardization, contamination control, and variability, with recent FDA recognition for a bladder cancer test signaling progress.
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South Korea's mobile game market pivots to monetizing current users as downloads drop 28% over five years, yet in-app purchases remain steady at $5 billion annually. Leading titles like Crimson Desert and ARC Raiders are driving revenue with premium sales and strategic LiveOps, while international expansion and cross-platform growth emerge as key trends.
AI vision systems from Zira are revolutionizing pallet shops by transforming camera data into actionable insights, improving productivity and efficiency. The technology allows for real-time data integration, enhances plant performance monitoring, and fosters accountability without requiring immediate capital investment.
Neptune is expanding its WeChat game lineup and leveraging its H5 technology to solidify Gunner Cat's success as an IP. The move includes launching Idle Cat Gunner in China's WeChat Mini Games and broadening distribution internationally, aiming to capitalize on its $1.2 million revenue in China and $4.2 million in the US.
Incheon International Airport is advancing its AI deployment to enhance safety, passenger assistance, and congestion forecasting. The airport's phased AI strategy includes real-time hazard detection, personalized digital terminals, and multilingual robot assistance, aiming for completion by 2030 while emphasizing data security and management standards.
Zach Cregger's Resident Evil reboot has become the franchise's highest-grossing film, amassing over $400 million worldwide. Strong performances in late-opening markets like China and Japan contributed to its success, and Sony is contemplating a sequel despite initial plans lacking one.














