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Nintendo scores a masterful own-goal by forcing its games out of a 9-year old charity speedrunning event, tells organisers those 9 years 'constituted unauthorized use' for good measure
News Finally, Mario is safe from being used to raise money for charity.
Sony has seen enough: 3 years after acquiring Bungie, Sony says the days of independence are 'getting lighter' and its future 'is to become part of PlayStation Studios'
news Bungie was intended to operate as an "independent subsidiary" when it was acquired in 2022, but that hasn't worked out.
Sony CFO admits live service shift is 'not entirely going smoothly' in the wake of Marathon and Concord, takes a big hit of cope, says it's not all bad because Helldivers 2 and Destiny 2 exist
News There's gotta be some more water to wring outta this stone somewhere.
'Touch grass, read a book, throw a ball, get tackled once in a while': Epic Games art director and OG System Shock 2 artist says the best-looking videogames are designed by people who don't just look at videogames
News "When you see really interesting work, it's because it seems to come from somewhere else."
Gamescom Asia is joining with the Thailand Game Show this year, and Dead Space creator Glen Schofield will keynote
News It hits Bangkok in October.
After 3 years of bargaining with Microsoft, the Raven QA workers have secured their first union contract: 'Ratifying this contract is a win for game workers everywhere'
News After beginning their unionization effort with a strike in 2021, Raven QA testers have negotiated guaranteed raises and limits on mandatory overtime.
Steam Hardware Survey shows AMD CPUs are more more popular than they've ever been in 17 years
news AMD has never been closer to dethroning Intel in PC gaming.
Over a million people have claimed free NSFW games from GOG's FreedomToBuy initiative
news The 13 free games are still available through Sunday.
