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Epic's win against Google is upheld, and the Sweenster is loving it: 'Total victory'
By Rich Stanton published
News But Google can (and will) take the appeal to the Supreme Court.

Microsoft made $27.2 billion in 3 months and still chose to lay 9,000 people off, in case you thought there was simply no other way
By Harvey Randall published
News Somebody help me budget this, my industry is dying.

Gabe Newell acquires yacht company building the $400 million ocean-fortress he'll pick up later this year, because he 'respects the sea'
By Joshua Wolens published
News I respect the sea. Where's my yacht company?

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Free adult NSFW content returns to itch.io, as one of the platform's major payment processors expresses hope to 'support adult content in the future'
By Shaun Prescott published
News The small indie platform is slowly rebuilding what it needed to abruptly dismantle.

Big Boss and Lady Dimitrescu will host the Future Games Show at Gamescom 2025
By Rich Stanton published
News Over 50 games from the likes of Capcom and EA will be shown.

PC's sky-high growth has carried Japan's games market on its back for 7 years, but the forecast is it's set to slow down
By Joshua Wolens published
News Hey, look, I didn't do it.

Krafton says the Subnautica 2 delay proves its milestone process is being 'rigorously managed' because it didn't just shove the game out the door even though lots of people would've bought it
By Andy Chalk published
news Well, it's an interesting argument.

Itch.io is 'actively reaching out to other payment processors' after pressure from credit card companies to curtail NSFW content, and that compared to Valve, it has 'limited ability to push back'
By Harvey Randall published
News Clearing up the confusion.

Game developers association decries 'financial censorship' amidst payment processor crackdown on NSFW games, calls for 'greater transparency and fairness in how adult games are moderated'
By Andy Chalk published
news The IGDA says the problem isn't the rules themselves, but their "vague" enforcement.
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