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Developer Ready At Dawn says it's focused on the single-player component.

January was a fairly quiet month for video game news, but things are looking up thanks to some big releases on the horizon. In the meantime, check out this week's roundup of blogs from the Game Informer community.

Disney Mobile is launching its first major content update today. 

Update: Microsoft has commented on Amazon's acquisition and the franchise's future.

Sony also reports that it will sell off its PC business.

Disney projects a loss next quarter due to an empty release calendar.

High-end video game peripherals are big business. Are there any that you insist on using?

Reports have been appearing discussing the prologue chapter’s length, and we want to elaborate on the issue.

Square Enix is projecting net income of up to $59.2 million for the current fiscal year.

You won't have to use Ubisoft's digital game management software uPlay to play South Park: The Stick of Truth.

Ubisoft has successfully reinstated an abandoned trademark for Watch Dogs.

Oculus VR is partnering with CCP Games to beam virtual reality starfighter dogfighting right into your brain.

Not sure if Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag is for you? You might want to give Freedom Cry a chance.

Better start getting those up close and personal kills if you want a gold battle pack.

Find out who is speaking at this year's D.I.C.E. Summit.

There's more storage space for your favorite Pokémon. All you need to do is download it.

Microsoft is getting ready to update Xbox One with fan-requested features.

Gearbox and 2K Games are preparing to wrap up 18 months of Borderlands 2 support.

Elizabeth's story concludes at the end of March.

Some PlayStation 4 users are reporting login errors and Sony is looking into the issue.