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Udo Kier, star of Red Alert 2 and Hideo Kojima's OD, dies aged 81: 'There will never be another like him. Udo, rest in peace'
By Joshua Wolens published
News Kier's career spanned movies, TV, games, and even music videos.

The Game Awards nominated another Hololive vtuber and her boss just wants voters to give her a chance: 'I would hope that they watch her stream at least once'
By Tyler Colp published
news This is the second year in a row vtubers have been nominated.

Ubisoft says AI is 'as big a revolution for our industry as the shift to 3D,' its magical AI NPCs are out of prototyping, and you bet it's got 'all our studios' working with the tech
By Joshua Wolens published
News Oh. Good.

Ubisoft hasn't exploded or been bought by Tencent: Its finances were delayed because of maths nerds, AC Shadows is 'Overperforming', and it's got one upcoming game you don't know about, thank you
By Joshua Wolens published
News All that sound and fury signified nothing, it turned out.

There's a difference between hard games and hardcore ones, and the distinction matters
By Kerry Brunskill published
Core workout True skill is about more than learning how to win, and true challenge is about more than an insurmountable obstacle.

MrBeast's pop up theme park in Saudi Arabia looks to be a masterclass in cynicism
By Justin Wagner published
News Beast Land is officially open, and the resulting discourse will be familiar to anyone who's heard about MrBeast doing anything.

Just Cause dev Avalanche closes its Liverpool studio, its 3rd in just over a year
By Joshua Wolens published
News With 31 people laid off.

No amount of money can buy being goated with the sauce
By Wes Fenlon published
Sauceless Not a must cop.

Roblox to make facial age checks mandatory to access any chat features, and will put 'common-sense limits' on the age ranges users can chat within
By Rich Stanton published
News The feature will be rolled out globally by January 2026.

Fallout co-creator Tim Cain says today's games suffer from trying 'to be everything for everyone' when they should be learning from '80s games: 'These games were really focused, because they had to be'
By Lincoln Carpenter published
News Games are bigger than ever—but are they really better?
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