Reports
Bungie Stole Art. Again.
Bungie stole art from an independent artist, which defined Marathon's aesthetic. They admitted it. What happens next?
Conor Caulfield
I cover everything Not Warcraft - Expect wider games industry coverage, analysis, and as much commentary as I can get away with
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Loading Screen: Ubisoft Want To Rewind
Ubisoft want to go back in time... to when they made a profit and released lots of games. Now they have a plan to do that.
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Loading Screen: Gaming's Looming Hardware Problem
A glimpse behind the curtain at PlayStation and Square Enix reveals one thing for both companies. It's all about hardware.
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Loading Screen: Capcom Can't Stop Winning
Eight straight years of record-breaking growth? It's easy if you're Capcom.
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Loading Screen: "Review Bombed" Game Studio Might "Shut Down"
A newly independent studio asks for help from fans to avoid disaster... but not all is as it seems.
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Nintendo Just Changed Palworld
Nintendo's lawsuit changed Palworld's mechanics, and that might only be the start. Let's check in on one of gaming's most important legal matters.
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Destiny's Star Wars Problem
Destiny's newest expansion has folks on edge as it feels like this new licensing deal might erase the game they love.
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Loading Screen: Nintendo Reserves The Right To Brick Your Switch
Break Nintendo's rules? They'll break your console.
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Overwatch Earns The Two
As we approach ten years of Overwatch, it feels like the team might finally be able to build the game they want.
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Loading Screen: PlayStation Announces New Live Service Frog Game
I don't know what a Frog game is but PlayStation's making a live service one with a new (but actually old) dev team.
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Why Is Everyone Making Extraction Games?
It feels like "Everyone" is making extraction games, but with two big examples recently running betas, it feels like a good reason to look at "why".
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Loading Screen: Sega Dive Deep For Next Retro Revival
Sega are bringing back one of its most bizarre mascots as the desire for nostalgic remakes reaches fever pitch in the games industry.