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March 29: n-Space, the developer of Sword Coast Legends, was closed.[1]
March 28: Ubisoft opened a new studio in Philippines.[2]
March 24: Sony Computer Entertainment opened a new mobile studio ForwardWorks.[3]
March 22: Evolution Studios was closed by Sony Computer Entertainment.[4]
March 11: Daybreak Game Company cancelled EverQuest Next. Yahoo Games is set to be closed down.[5][6]
March 9: Riot Games acquired Radiant Entertainment, cancelling Rising Thunder. Nexon acquired Big Huge Games.[7][8]
March 7: Fable Legends was cancelled by Microsoft Studios. Press Play is set to be closed immediately, while Lionhead Studios is proposed to be closed.[9]
February 8: GameTrailers was closed.[10]
January 26: Sony Computer Entertainment was merged with Sony Network Entertainment to form Sony Interactive Entertainment.[11]
January 22: David Gaider, lead writer of Dragon Age, left BioWare.[12]

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+* '''March 29''': [[n-Space]], the developer of [[Sword Coast Legends]], was closed.[http://www.develop-online.net/news/sword-coast-legends-and-geist-dev-n-space-closes-after-two-decades/0218596]
-* '''March 28''': The same studio who developed [[Assassin's Creed III]] has been announced to be working on one of Ubisoft's "biggest console/PC projects" [http://www.gamespot.com/articles/assassins-creed-3-studio-developing-one-of-ubisoft/1100-6435672/]
+* '''March 28''': Ubisoft opened a new studio in Philippines.[http://www.gamespot.com/articles/assassins-creed-3-studio-developing-one-of-ubisoft/1100-6435672/]
+* '''March 24''': [[Sony Computer Entertainment]] opened a new mobile studio ForwardWorks.[http://www.develop-online.net/news/sony-forms-new-mobile-studio-forwardworks/0218355]
 * '''March 22''': [[Evolution Studios]] was closed by [[Sony Computer Entertainment]].[http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2016-03-22-sony-confirms-closure-of-evolution-studio]
 * '''March 11''': [[Daybreak Game Company]] cancelled ''[[EverQuest Next]]''. [[Yahoo Games]] is set to be closed down.[https://www.vg247.com/2016/03/11/say-goodbye-to-everquest-next-and-hello-to-landmark-later-this-spring/][http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/267912/After_nearly_20_years_Yahoo_Games_is_shutting_down.php]
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 * '''January 26''': [[Sony Computer Entertainment]] was merged with Sony Network Entertainment to form [[Sony Interactive Entertainment]].[http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2016-01-26-sony-computer-entertainment-is-no-more-meet-sony-interactive-entertainment]
 * '''January 22''': [[David Gaider]], lead writer of ''[[Dragon Age]]'', left [[BioWare]].[http://www.pcgamer.com/david-gaider-the-lead-writer-of-dragon-age-leaves-bioware/]
-* '''January 13''': [[Leslie Benzies]], president of [[Rockstar North]], left the company.[http://www.giantbomb.com/articles/leslie-benzies-long-time-gta-producer-and-studio-h/1100-5374]
-* '''January 12''': [[Electronic Arts]] launched [[Origin (digital distribution software)|Origin Access]].[http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2016/01/ea-launches-5month-subscription-plan-to-access-vault-games/]