Nacon Delays Its Annual ‘Connect’ Showcase Amid Current Insolvency

When it comes to publisher Nacon, the firm most known for titles like RoboCop: Rogue City & Greedfall, its games prove to deliver. Titles like Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown which we scored a 7/10. “Thirteen years after the release of Test Drive Unlimited 2, Test Drive Unlimited: Solar Crown (TDUSC) is here to breathe new life into the open-world, massively multiplayer racing game genre. […] Test Drive Unlimited: Solar Crown has shifted towards being just another racing game at its core.”

As for aspects outside of its titles, Nacon also develops peripherals as well for gaming. The most recent example is the Xbox 360-inspired Revolution x Unlimited Anniversary Edition Controller which launched last month. Additionally, Nacon is also known for hosting presentations for its upcoming plans as it has done years prior.

On Monday, Nacon has announced its original plans for the March 4th ‘Nacon Connect’ is now slated for May later this year. “Faced with a difficult economic environment for the company, we are choosing to focus our resources on upcoming releases and the development of our current games,” it writes in the press release. “This period will allow us to polish our projects and prepare for a new NACON Connect to be held in May, which will showcase the work of our studios in the best possible way.”

It is understood that the hardships that Nacon is referencing to is the recent insolvency that the firm filed for last week. “In a video game sector marked by long investment cycles and significant transformations, on 20 February 2026, Nacon announced that the situation of its majority shareholder, Bigben Interactive, which, following an unexpected and late refusal by its banking pool, was unable to make the partial repayment of its bond loan to its bondholders, was significantly affecting its own operations.”

The press release continues: “The Company indicated on this occasion that its liquidity situation required the rapid implementation of a financial restructuring with its creditors in order to ensure the continuity of its operations, and that it was considering procedures intended to facilitate the restructuring of its debt under the supervision of the Court. To date, the Company reports that its available assets do not allow it to meet its due liabilities.”

What are you thoughts on this recent update regarding Nacon?

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