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Loading Screen: P2W MTX For EA's Single Player Games
Turn off progression modifiers, add paid-for progression in single player. EA always finds new ways to surprise us.
News Articles
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Loading Screen: "we simply spread ourselves too thin" - Xbox CEO
The future of Xbox is revealed in their layoffs. The forecast is both bleak and familiar.
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Loading Screen: PlayStation Bans 132 Countries From Playing... Again
Sony are PC villains once more, as PSN region locks prevent many from joining in the fun.
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Loading Screen: 20% of Xbox, Five Studios Gone
Xbox is going to cut 20% of their staff, and five studios, then chase an impossible goal.
Reports
Turns Out AI Games Sell Worse On Steam
Tim Sweeney thinks AI disclosures hurt game sales, but the data says... he's right.
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Loading Screen: Are You Being Manipulated Into Giving Up Physical Games?
Are PlayStation manipulating all of us into giving up physical games when we all still want them?
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Loading Screen: Death Threats, Cow Dung and The Cancelled Companion Character
The power of the people is real, and has consequences far beyond internet complaints.
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Loading Screen: PlayStation Just Killed Physical Games
From January 2028, PlayStation is done with making physical games. The industry is about to change.
Opinion
Upcoming Games: A Jacked July
Murderous isekai trucks, remade pirate assassins, gangly-armed weirdoes and a bunch of squid-kids. Just another month in video games!
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Loading Screen: Did "Illegal" Minecraft Servers Just Kill SKG USA?
"Illegal" Minecraft community servers might not have killed SKG's California dream, but they sure didn't help.
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Loading Screen: PlayStation Want To "revitalise the market" for Live Service Games
PlayStation's CEO wants more live service, even as he halves the company's biggest live service developer.
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Loading Screen: Hardware Price Hikes Will Not Stop
An extra $150 for an Xbox Series X is just the latest in a never-ending line of hardware price hikes.