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Open source game engine Godot will no longer accept AI-authored code contributions: 'We can't trust heavy users of AI to understand their code enough to fix it'
By Lincoln Carpenter Published
News At risk of drowning in AI slop code, Godot is firming up its contribution requirements.

ESA bafflingly declares private Minecraft servers 'illegal' in Stop Killing Games hearing: 'We consider it piracy, we have lawsuits'
By Joshua Wolens Published
News Catch me on the corner selling server.jar out of a long trenchcoat.

Hearing about the future of PlayStation from its top dogs made me so depressed I had to go lie down
By Ted Litchfield Published
news My life for shareholder value.

After leading the studio through 2 rounds of layoffs and 1 game release, the CEO of Supermassive is stepping down
By Andy Chalk Published
news He's also stepping down from his role at Supermassive parent Nordisk, so he can spend the summer with his family.

A short history of John Romero wishing Sandy Petersen well before nuking his Doom tweets from orbit with ruthless precision
By Wes Fenlon Last updated
Doomed John Romero is about to hope you're doing well.

CD Projekt rebrand makes things simultaneously simpler and more confusing
By Joshua Wolens Published
News Please, CD Projekt was my father, call me and my brother CD Projekt Red.

Sony games boss says company will bravely keep sending live services over the top, despite cancelling 8 of the 12 ones planned for 2025 and wiping out most of Destiny 2's developers
By Harvey Randall Published
News "The genre itself is relatively new."

D&D and Magic owner Hasbro is reportedly trying to get child actors from Peppa Pig to sign away their voices to AI
By Harvey Randall Published
News This doesn't bode too well for Hasbro's videogames, either.

Amid mass layoffs at Bungie, the official White House X account issues sociopathic Destiny 2 meme
By Shaun Prescott Published
News B2 bombers, a Rolls Royce, and a 4700 power level.

'Generational talent just gone': Developers react in shock at the brutal scale of Bungie layoffs, which has reportedly seen the Destiny 2 team almost completely wiped out
By Morgan Park Published
NEWS Many of those being let go are showing incredible dignity in the face of a gigantic squandering of talent.
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