#platform-migration tag

Arc Raiders Dev's Last Game Shutting Down On One Platform

The Finals will close on PS4 when Season 10 starts on March 18, 2026. This is being done so Embark can focus on current-generation hardware, the studio said, and anyone who wants to keep playing on PS4 will have to migrate to a different, newer console platform, or PC. All progress and purchases are connected to Embark ID accounts and will thus transfer to whatever platform people may migrate to.

Video games

E-Commerce

fromThe Motley Fool

3 weeks ago

Grove Collaborative (GROV) Earnings Transcript | The Motley Fool

Company revenue fell 9.4% year over year with active customers and orders declining, resulting in a wider net loss and negative adjusted EBITDA.

Apple

fromComputerworld

1 month ago

Windows 10 is dead - time to get a new Mac?

Hundreds of millions must choose: remain on unsupported Windows with rising security risk, upgrade to Windows 11 (costly), or migrate to alternative platforms.

Marketing tech

fromMarTech

2 months ago

The martech refresh cycle is a myth | MarTech

Frequent three-year platform rebuilds waste resources, disrupt operations, and primarily drive vendor revenue rather than improving marketing outcomes.

fromDigiday

3 months ago

Substack creators attribute their boost in subscribers to the platform's community tools

Substack's bet that writers want the platform to provide a community just as much as distribution appears to be paying off in 2025. Five newsletter creators who moved their operations over to Substack from other platforms such as Patreon and Beehiiv in the past year told Digiday that their following - and revenue - had grown since they made the jump, directly crediting Substack community tools such as co-livestreaming and recommendations for the subscriber boost.

Growth hacking

US politics

fromTheWrap

3 months ago

Creatorverse: The White House Joining TikTok Means It's Safe, Right?

TikTok faces a Sept. 17 deadline to sell to U.S. investors or be banned, causing user fatigue, declining engagement, and uncertainty about future platform migration.