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Inside Paramount's New Gaming Division
Paramount’s newly formed Games Group, created after the 2025 merger with Skydance Media, positions itself as a core content pillar alongside film and television.
- Paramount has established a new Games Group following its 2025 merger with Skydance Media, elevating gaming to a core content pillar alongside film and television.
- The division is prioritizing a conservative growth strategy that focuses on high-potential intellectual properties like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, SpongeBob Squarepants, Star Trek, and Avatar: The Last Airbender rather than rapid studio expansion.
- PlatinumGames is developing 'TMNT: The Last Ronin,' a third-person action-adventure title overseen by former Tekken producer Yohei Shimbori.
May's Top PlayStation Games by Copies Sold
This analysis examines the top-performing PlayStation titles by copies sold during May 2026, highlighting a market landscape defined by successful new intellectual property, enduring evergreen titles, and strategic platform-wide engagement initiatives.
- 007 First Light was May's top-selling PS5 game, moving 1 million copies, with over 80% being digital sales. To date, it has sold 2.2 million copies across all platforms (55.1% PS5, 33.1% Steam, 11.8% Xbox) and generated $150 million in gross revenue.
- FC 26 sold 411,000 copies on PlayStation in May, a significant drop from April's 700,000, largely due to its inclusion as a PlayStation Plus monthly game since May 6th. This strategy aims to boost the player base ahead of the FIFA World Cup, with 4.4 million new players accessing the game via PS Plus, leading to a record 24 million monthly active users (MAUs) on PlayStation in May.
- Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight sold 757,000 copies on PS5 in May, bringing its lifetime total on the platform to over 800,000. PlayStation accounts for over half of the game's 1.5 million total copies sold across all platforms.
Who 'won' February 2026's Steam Next Fest?
The February 2026 Steam Next Fest analysis evaluates the performance of over 3,500 game demos, highlighting a significant increase in event volume—up 19% from October 2025 and 51% from the previous February.
- The February 2026 Steam Next Fest saw a 51% increase in demo volume compared to the previous February, with over 3,500 titles leading to a significant concentration of attention among top-tier games.
- The top 5% of participating games secured approximately 350 Steam followers, while the median entrant gained only 11, highlighting a sharp decline in visibility for the average project.
- Performance data indicates a trend of diminishing returns for median participants, as the saturation of titles makes it increasingly difficult for games without pre-existing audience momentum to achieve breakout success.
The Mobile Games Caught Up in That Potential Netflix-Warner Bros Deal
The proposed $72 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. by Netflix has introduced significant uncertainty regarding the future of the former’s gaming division.
- Netflix has confirmed that Warner Bros’ games division will be included in the proposed $72 billion acquisition of the company.
- Warner Bros’ self-published mobile games generated approximately $4.4 million in combined revenue over the 30-day period ending in December 2025.
- The acquisition places the future of several major Warner-owned studios under scrutiny, including NetherRealm, Rocksteady, Avalanche, and TT Games.