Portal:Current events/Video gaming/In the news

September 28: Ubisoft acquired Ketchapp.[1]
September 15—18: Tokyo Game Show was held. List of games revealed include: The Great Ace Attorney 2, Earth Defense Force 2015, Berserk and the Band of the Hawk, Digimon World: Next Order (PS4), Musou Stars
September 13: Chris Metzen left Blizzard Entertainment.[2]
September 7: Sony Interactive Entertainment officially revealed PlayStation 4 Pro and PlayStation 4 Slim.[3]
August 30: Independent developer Renegade Kid was replaced by two companies: Atooi (who owns all of Renegade Kid's 2D IPs) and Infinitizmo (which owns all of Renegade Kid's 3D IPs).[4]
August 17-21: Games revealed at Gamescom 2016 include Little Nightmares, Metal Gear Survive, Nier: Automata (PC), Mr. Robot:1.51exfiltrati0n, The Crew: Calling All Units, Football Manager 2017, Scum
August 12: Nordic Games, the company that acquired most THQ's franchises, was rebranded to THQ Nordic.[5]
August 6: Relentless Software, the developer of the Buzz! series, was shut down.[6]
July 19: Dino Patti, co-founder of Playdead, announced that he had left the company.[7]
July 8: Adam Boyes, VP of third party relations & developer technology group of Sony Interactive Entertainment, announced his departure from the company.[8]