Gaming
Found 13 recent publications
Will it save the game? The surprising sponsorship received by "Legionnaire"
The online game that has captivated hundreds of thousands of Israelis in just two weeks is generating huge cloud costs and threatening to crash, but now a first and exclusive commercial partnership has been revealed that may save the situation.
How to choose wireless gaming headphones under 500 shekels in Israel
In this budget, you can find good models, but differences in connection type, comfort, and compatibility with PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch can significantly impact your choice. Here is what you need to know before buying.
Gaming Events and Tournaments in Israel: What to Expect in the Coming Months
Throughout the year, Israel hosts festivals, eSports tournaments, community meetups, and family-friendly gaming events. Since some are announced on short notice, staying updated via official calendars is recommended.
Windows 11 update causes game crashes and computer malfunctions
Security update KB5121003, released as mandatory and fixing over 400 vulnerabilities, is reportedly causing game crashes, connection and display issues, and even system crashes. Microsoft has already launched an investigation, but there is no official solution yet.
Playtika returns to profit, but warns of weakness later in the year
The Israeli gaming company recorded revenue of $731.1 million and a net profit of $48 million. Disney Solitaire continued to grow rapidly, but the number of users declined, and the company estimates it will finish the year at the lower end of its forecast. The stock is falling.
288% jump: Playtika releases mixed reports and surprises the market
The gaming giant summarizes the second quarter of 2026 with mixed data, as one brand leads growth and compensates for weakness in the company's other titles.
Israeli gaming giant Papaya Gaming files for bankruptcy in the US following court loss
Israeli gaming company Papaya Gaming has filed for Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection after being ordered to pay $719 million to competitor Skillz. Operations will continue as usual while the company appeals the decision.
A massive $55 billion deal: Gaming giant is being sold
The completion of the massive acquisition of the popular game manufacturer by the Saudi wealth fund and its partners raises difficult questions regarding the future of beloved titles, the payment model, and the possibility of widespread layoffs at the company.
Pandemic Success Ends in Fire Sale: Behind the Collapse of Israeli Gaming Startup StreamElements
The American company Razer has acquired the assets of the Israeli startup StreamElements. Once one of Israel's fastest-growing companies during the pandemic, it faced market shifts and was sold at a loss.
Just before the collapse: Razer acquires StreamElements in a rescue deal
Gaming giant Razer has announced the acquisition of assets from the streaming platform StreamElements. The deal follows months of severe financial instability and the threat of insolvency for the service.
Papaya to appeal US court ruling after being ordered to pay Skillz 719 million dollars
Israeli gaming company Papaya announced it will appeal a New York federal court ruling ordering it to pay $719 million to Skillz. The lawsuit involves allegations of misleading advertising and the use of bots in games.
"AI allows for shortening processes": Papaya lays off 30 employees
Israeli company Papaya has announced a layoff of 30 employees, representing 7.5% of its workforce. Management attributes the move to operational optimization through the integration of AI.
Two keyboards in one: Logitech's intriguing solution for gamers
Logitech is trying to do something in the G512 X 98 that no major manufacturer has done to date: combine mechanical and magnetic switches on the same keyboard. The result is a flexible, original, and particularly enjoyable product for gamers and also for those who type for long hours. The big question is whether all this is worth the price?