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Loading Screen: The Games The US Government Kinda Banned
A weekend of chaos for some gamers as they were caught up in the political machinations of the US Government. All they wanted to do was play a card game with Marvel characters.
Conor Caulfield
I cover everything Not Warcraft - Expect wider games industry coverage, analysis, and as much commentary as I can get away with
Reports
PlayStation's Live Service Graveyard Expands
Two more games have joined PlayStation's live service game graveyard. Based on that, plus a revealing interview, we've started to build up a picture of exactly how PlayStation went wrong.
Opinion
25 Games To Watch In 2025
2025 already has an incredible lineup of games coming, so let's see what the future holds together.
Reports
Marvel Rivals Defied Expectations, Now Bound By Them
Marvel Rivals first season has been even more successful than it's launch. Players are thrilled with the avalanche of new content, but have NetEase set the bar a little too high for themselves?
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Loading Screen: Dragon Age Leadership Reportedly Leaves Bioware
Reports today suggest that a key player in the release of Dragon Age: The Veilguard has left the company, but it might be more to do with Bioware's future than its past.
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Loading Screen: Nintendo's Quietly Confident Console Reveal
The Switch 2 is finally here after years of leaks, but Nintendo are teasing us with more features than they're telling us about.
Reports
One Billion Dollars To Make Call Of Duty Every Year
Five years ago, Call of Duty was likely costing Activision one billion dollars to develop and market. Despite that, it's a guaranteed success for them. The problem is what it means for everyone else in the industry.
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Loading Screen: New Year, Two Ubisofts
As rumours swirl, is the strangest potential outcome of Ubisoft's drama that we get *two* Ubisofts making games in future?
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Loading Screen: The 1978 Law That Could Save Your Steam Wallet From Scams
Today, legislators want to hear from you about virtual currencies and how you've been let down by the big companies that sell them to you. All so they can use a piece of legislation from the 70s to change things for the better.
News Videos
Ubisoft's Plan To Save Assassin's Creed - More Delays
Ubisoft have delayed Assassin's Creed Shadows again as the end of the financial year looms. They gave us a good reason, but we think there's more to it than just polish.
Reports
Apex Pros And Players Are Leaving
Respawn have a perception problem for their live service with Apex Legends, and the departure of prominent content creators simply won't help things change. What will?>
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Loading Screen: Square Enix Will No Longer Tolerate Abusive Fans
Square Enix has made it official. If you decide you're going to make the lives of their staff hell, they're going to take whatever action they think is necessary to deal with that.