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A man walks past the logo at main entrance of video production company Ubisoft where a 3-day strike is taking place in Montpellier, southern France on October 15, 2024. No more playing at Ubisoft: employees are mobilizing for a three-day strike, the second this year, as the French video game giant goes through a difficult time with slumping sales and the postponement of a major game, against a backdrop of rumors of a takeover of the company. (Photo by Pascal GUYOT / AFP) (Photo by PASCAL GUYOT/AFP via Getty Images)

Ubisoft closes its recently-unionized Halifax studio, says it's not because of the unionizing

By Lincoln Carpenter published

News Ubisoft said it made the "difficult decision" in an effort to "streamline operations, improve efficiency, and reduce costs."

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Sony patents AI-powered 'ghost' that shows you how to get past videogame obstacles, and can even play the hard bits for you

By Jody Macgregor published

News This is gonna make Bloodborne 2 an absolute doddle.

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Protestors with an IWGB banner outside Take-Two's London office.

Rockstar still hasn't offered a convincing reason for firing over 30 GTA 6 developers

By Lincoln Carpenter published

News Rockstar's alleged union busting has provoked protests and drawn skepticism from legislators.

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The outside of a Sega arcade in Japan.

Sega's American co-founder David Rosen dies at 95 years of age

By Rich Stanton published

News Rosen died on Christmas Day surrounded by family.

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A screencap of Hollow Knight: Silksong's opening cutscene. A close-up shot of protagonist Hornet moments before she breaks out of a metal cage. Her curved white mask and red cloak are lit up as a glowing strand of silk surrounds her.

Steam Awards 2025 give Game of the Year to Hollow Knight: Silksong

By Jody Macgregor published

News It also won Best Game You Suck At, just like Black Myth: Wukong did last year.

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Great God Grove art of a character smiling while holding another smaller character in their fist

30 hidden gems from 2025 to grab before the Steam Winter Sale ends

By Dominic Tarason published

Deals 2025 was an overwhelming year. Let's savor those positives in unlikely places.

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GOG crawls out from under CD Projekt Red with a new owner and teases 'ambitious' plans for classic game 'rescue missions' starting next year

By Tyler Colp published

news Don't worry: Your library of games is safe.

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Steam has quietly become the best place to buy videogame soundtracks—even for games that were never released on PC

By Kerry Brunskill published

High notes 5 games I played this year made me rush out and buy their soundtracks, and each was rewarding to own in a different way.

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The silhouette of attendees are seen dancing in front of the Electronic Arts Inc. (EA) logo displayed on a screen during the company's EA Play event ahead of the E3 Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles, California, U.S., on Saturday, June 10, 2017. EA revealed two new titles along with the annual iterations of the company's sports games, as well as unveiling the highly anticipated "Star Wars: Battlefront II" open-world multiplayer gameplay. Photographer: Patrick T. Fallon/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Electronic Arts shareholders vote overwhelmingly in favor of Saudi-led takeover

By Andy Chalk published

news The deal is still subject to regulatory approval, but that's a big hurdle cleared.

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Vince Zampella giving a presentation at Star Wars Celebration

The games industry pays tribute to the late Vince Zampella: 'Thank you, Vince—You were one of the good ones'

By Rich Stanton published

News "The world lost a lot today and is suddenly less cool than it was yesterday."

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