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5869 days after releasing the greatest rock opera about Mega Man ever recorded, The Protomen's follow-up Act 3 is, unbelievably, finally here*
This album is a bigger deal than Half-Life 3.
As Game Pass prices get laughably high, Microsoft is reportedly spinning up a free version of Xbox Cloud Gaming—but of course you'll have to sit through ads
News The best things in life are… ad-supported?
As the videogame industry continues to be hammered by layoffs, Netflix is offering up to $840,000 per year for a new Director of Generative AI for Games
news Less than a year after laying off employees at Oxenfree studio Night School, Netflix is putting big cash on the table for someone to do whatever this is.
The 43rd Golden Joystick Awards shortlist is out, and just looking at the indie list alone, I can tell it's going to be a tough year
News I forgot just how stacked this year has been.
'The industry isn't dying, it's splitting into two different models': What experts are saying about the EA buyout
news What will EA's new owners do with it? Lean on its big live service games to pay off that $20 billion in debt, for one thing.
Disco Elysium studio ZA/UM unionizes in the UK: 'We like being here. We want to continue being here. So let's try and get a seat at the table in the big management meetings'
news The Workers' Alliance at ZA/UM was organized through the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain.
With Xbox hiking prices and a newly private, $20-billion-in-the-hole EA looking ready to gut Baldur's Gate series creator BioWare, Larian boss Swen Vincke points out that 'making games faster and cheaper while charging more has never worked before'
news But by god, we're gonna try.
Capcom legend tackles Palworld-Nintendo battle and manages to annoy almost everyone: 'It's a game that transcends the boundaries of war'
News Yoshiki Okamoto reckons fans shouldn't even be playing it while a lawsuit's active.
