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'This year seems shakier than ever,' BioWare veteran Mark Darrah says, and live service games are a big part of the reason—but Grand Theft Auto 6 might force the industry to change
news 2024 was miserable, but somehow 2025 is even worse.
Gamescom 2025 schedule: All the showcases and events you can watch this year
📅 Opening Night Live starts the show on August 19.
Krafton fires back at Unknown Worlds lawsuit, says Subnautica 2 was at risk of causing 'irreversible harm to the entire franchise' like Kerbal Space Program 2
news Krafton says the former heads of Unknown Worlds were fired with cause to keep them from "permanently damaging Unknown Worlds' most valuable IP."
'Eager to move on from failure': Ex-producer Mark Darrah thinks BioWare suffered spinning plates for EA, starving itself for talent as it ate itself alive: 'We weren't getting the people'
News "Within EA, you're better off being 'one game at a time'."
A veteran Final Fantasy programmer hates how indie games deliberately recreate PS1 visual bugs he made 'many futile efforts' to fix: 'I just don’t get what’s so interesting about trying to replicate that'
news The kiddies can't get enough affine texture warping these days.
id Software co-founder John Romero was apparently one week removed from co-founding a completely different icon of PC gaming, but he'd already made plans
news There's another timeline where Romero worked on System Shock instead of Doom.
New study shows that Gen Z is spending way less money on videogames than older gamers
news Young people can't even afford gaming anymore.
A guy in California is suing Microsoft for discontinuing Windows 10, demanding free extended support
news One San Diego man is taking on Microsoft in a bid to save Windows 10.
