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OLED monitors more popular than ever says analyst firm, which makes sense as one of the few good deals left in PC gaming
By Jacob Ridley Published
News Shipments are up nearly 100% since last year.

Redditor buys what looks to be a prototype Xbox Elite Series 3 controller, posts about it on Reddit, then the thread goes dark
By Jacob Ridley Published
News Looks suspiciously similar to controller leaked back in May.

Videogame lawyer says it's become 'just boilerplate' this year to include no-AI clauses in contracts: 'It's not worth the legal liability'
By Harvey Randall Published
News Looks like the law is finally catching up.

Saber CEO scorns writer who says she was fired in favor of AI with confusing, combative statement
By Tyler Wilde Published
news The comments are "remarkably pathetic," the writer said in response.

Big Walk devs talk the Australian bush and friendslop: 'I'd prefer the second word wasn't slop'
By Shaun Prescott Published
News The open world was based on a real world national park.

Take-Two won't reveal raw GTA 6 preorder numbers because it doesn't know what they mean: 'It's just never happened before'
By Tyler Wilde Published
news The publisher says it isn't sure how to interpret GTA 6's 'astonishing' preorder sales.

Twitch under fire for new gen AI training system that harvests streamer data for Amazon, says it's on by default because 'if it was opt-in, nobody would opt in'
By Andy Chalk Published
news Streams, VODs, comments, and pretty much everything else will go into the gen AI training machine, unless streamers choose to opt out.

Helldivers 2 borrows from Dead Space and Silent Hill for its horrific new aliens
By Morgan Park Published
NEWS Attack the void!

Immortality creator Sam Barlow reveals his next game: A 'sci-fi horror' collaboration with Brandon Cronenberg
By Andy Chalk Published
news Precognition promises to "follow in the footsteps of Immorality" with a tale of visions of the future, and why they're not always great.

CD Projekt cuts more than 20% of The Witcher spinoff development team 'to reflect the project's needs at this stage of development'
By Andy Chalk Published
news 18 people have been taken off the still-unrevealed Witcher spinoff Project Sirius, which isn't a huge number but does represent a significant percentage.
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