I saw a comment on ERA and someone said that your wishlist still exist, just on the PS5 lol

Damn ID@Xbox, 9 months to review a game when you claim it only takes 15 business days? They are really letting Indie deva down.

My wishlist also disappeared, had to spend over a half an hour finding all of the games and DLC's  I had on there in the store and re-add them. I am still missing some, because I had over 70 before and only like 50 now, going to have to make another pass tomorrow and see if I can remember the missing ones (already remembered one I missed, River City Girls 2).

The console wishlists for all platforms suck.

Y'all should use Dekudeals.

https://www.dekudeals.com/

Normally I don't need a wishlist but the deals are not always viewable or easy to find and I have to search game by game or follow forums/News about the deals.

DekuDeals solves that easily.

When you wishlist it, it sends you email notifications when a game or DLC goes on sale.

Supermassive is laying off 90 workers..

(The studio that made the Quarry, until dawn etc.)

That's odd, they're currently working on more games at once than they ever have in their history as a studio. They currently have in development:

• Little Nightmares 3
• The Casting of Frank Stone (Dead by Daylight singleplayer horror story)
• The Dark Pictures Anthology: Directive 8020
• Until Dawn PS5/PC remake

In addition, they copyrighted 4 other Dark Pictures Anthology games other than Directive 8020, those being The Craven Man, Intercession, Winterfold, and O Death. They said in interviews that it's a whole 2nd season of Dark Pictures games, with potential for a 3rd season happening after that.

Only thing I can think of is that Namco Bandai has now cancelled Dark Pictures Anthology season 2 in the wake of their own poor financials and the news story about them cancelling multiple in-development but unannounced games and being more selective about what games they greenlight in the future. If Namco Bandai cancelled Dark Pictures season 2, it definitely would have prompted layoffs at Supermassive. 

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Edit: Apparently Sony has a different studio doing the Until Dawn remaster/remake, they shut out Supermassive.

Also I just saw that Nordisk Film, the Danish film studio that owns Avalanche Studios (Just Cause, theHunter, Contraband), bought Supermassive in 2022, and that Supermassive's founders left last month. So it's possible that Nordisk is seeing losses and mandated these layoffs, and the founders saw it coming and weren't happy about it and left the studio themselves in protest.

The studio doing Until Dawn Remake is made up of supermassive people who made the first one. Lots of bad blood between Sony and SMG so I’m not surprised.

Says they are refocusing on their core strengths (which is definitely Until Dawn, The Quarry, and Dark Pictures style horror games), so that sounds to me like Dark Pictures season 2 is probably safe. Maybe they turned down making Little Nightmares 4 after the upcoming 3rd game by them releases.