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Mario & Sonic Tokyo 2020 Delisted From Switch eShop in Several Regions

The unannounced removal likely reflects an Olympics license that expired at the fiscal year’s end.

Warner Bros. Discovery Explores DC Theme‑Park Licensing as Universal Emerges in Early Talks

Fortnite’s Zero Hour Draws 10.5 Million Players as Chapter 7 Goes Live

Arm Tops Q2 and Raises Outlook on AI Demand for Power‑Efficient Chips

Getty Images and Perplexity Seal Multi-Year Licensing Deal for AI Search

Six Flags Extends Peanuts License Through 2030, Preserving Snoopy at 11 Former Cedar Fair Parks

Nintendo To Delist Fitness Boxing 2 From eShop on Nov. 23

LVMH Nears $1 Billion Sale of Marc Jacobs Label

John Wick Hex to Disappear From Digital Stores on July 17