Sad but true - the reasons are different, but 2026 will go down alongside 1983's Atari crash as a defining turning point for gaming.
Hold on to your cartridges and discs, we're not going back
uomoillusorio
We’re in a video game crash.
You can’t look at 45K jobs lost, games in dev for 5-10 years shuttered in a week or a month, jacked prices on hardware to 30%+ vs launch, and component prices through the roof due to garbage SlopTech and tariffs and draw any different conclusion.
