AeternoBlade II delisted on Switch, PlayStation 4 across Europe amid issues between Corecell and PQube

An ongoing dispute between developer Corecell and publisher PQube resulted in AeternoBlade II being delisted from the European Nintendo Switch eShop and PlayStation Store late last week. Corecell initially alleged in a tweet on September 1st that PQube had not provided a “minimum guaranteed” payment to  the studio for sales of the game, and further,

Domina, Corporate Lifestyle Simulator delisted on Steam as developer is banned over repeated misconduct

Valve removed developer/publisher Dolphin Barn‘s games, DLC, and soundtracks from Steam on September 1st over continued misuse of the platform’s tools. MMOFallout has a thorough recap of Nicholas “Bignic” Gorissen’s repeated infractions over the last year, the latest of which was a now-deleted news post and patch update that contained several transphobic comments. The update

Tamagotchi no Puchi Puchi Omisecchi Ninki no Omise Atsumemashita leaves 3DS eShop on August 31st

As another licensed title published by Bandai NAMCO, the likely cause for the delisting is a familiar but somewhat unexpected one in this case: expired licensing. Although Bandai owns the Tamagotchi property, creating and releasing games based on it through the Bandai NAMCO Games division likely still requires licensing. As the game is about five

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