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Developers behind Marvel Rivals were laid off in a shock move that stunned the industry this week. The reasons why barely involve them, and are attributed to executives in an entirely different country, who are moving pawns around a board with little care for the lives affected.
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Valve just handed TF2 modders the keys to the whole codebase. We're about to enter a new era of Source powered creativity.
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Overwatch's new season is a massive shift, changing the game in a way that might finally earn the 2 on their name. But it's not just because competition has arrived.
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After 20 million players played your game, you'd think your job would be safe. In the games industry, you'd be wrong.
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Value is in the eye of the beholder, and after taking stock of things, I think I understand why modern WoW struggled after The War Within’s launch.
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A day of legal drama as everyone loses in the Dark and Darker suit, Palworld's patent drama takes new turns in the US, and Epic Games publicly shame a cheater who lost their case.
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Bobby Kotick isn't done with the games industry yet, as a two hour interview seeks to rehabilitate his image and reveal a few choice details about his reign at the top of Activision Blizzard
I don't think anyone was expecting Embracer Group to become a single-player game publishing powerhouse, and yet here we are.
PSN was down for a full day. That might sound like an inconvenience and nothing more, but looking deeper we see a Sony who continues to make big, risky, wasteful bets... apparently without a backup plan?
Despite the headlines, Steam didn't really ban advertising in games. Instead, the biggest market in PC gaming has just clearly laid out the rules on what they'll approve - it's more than you might think.
What happens if a developer on Steam uses their game as a trojan horse to deliver malware to players? Today, we get to see Valve's reaction.
WoW’s most iconic spec should, by all accounts, be Havoc. It was king in Legion and BFA, and it’s been sliding downhill since. Is 11.1 the change it needs? In some ways yes, but in others, no.
Crossplay has been disabled on Civilization VII for launch day, and all because Firaxis have had to scale back its ambition for a multiplatform launch in favour of fixing problems.
The second time was not the charm for WB Games' platform fighter. Unfortunately, it's a story all too indicative of the publisher's fling-at-the-wall-and-see-what-sticks approach to production over the past decade. They've wasted the time of numerous, industry-leading studios. What's next?
In Legion and BFA, they watched us. From Telogrus Rift to our Adventure Journal, they watched. Now Shadreen and her mysterious master are stepping out from the shadows.
PlayStation won't explain why, but PSN was down for 24 hours this weekend. Unfortunately, that's made players realise just how tied to the internet their gaming experience has become.
After turning their biggest win in years (Helldivers 2) into a substantial PR loss, Sony have finally - almost - figured out the implementation of their PSN accounts on PC. Question is, how long until they find a way to turn this into a loss?
A new report suggests that Warner Bros is at a tipping point, with no big releases coming, not even a live service game. It looks like Multiversus finally marked an end to that ambition.