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There's nothing 'euro' about 'eurojank,' says Stalker dev—after all, what are some of the 2000s' best RPGs if not beautiful all-American jankfests?
By Joshua Wolens published
News He's got a point.

Valve veteran slams Tim Sweeney and Epic Games for laying off 1000 people while making 'as much money as possible… and hey Tim, Gabe's better at that than you'
By Rich Stanton published
News "I worked my ass off at Valve, and I could retire today. I made more money than I'll ever make."

It's brutal out there: Deus Ex and Unreal composer says he's submitted 50 resumes and gotten one interview in the last year
By Wes Fenlon published
News AI's impact on audio production has, of course, become a hot topic in the game music world.

Videogames are more of a rich guy's hobby than ever, says analyst, and that's 'leaving a whole portion of the market to Fortnite, Minecraft, Roblox'
By Joshua Wolens published
News Arise, ye gamers from your slumber.

Epic CEO Tim Sweeney says 'employers will see a stream of resumes of once-in-a-lifetime quality' after the company laid off more than 1,000 people
By Rory Norris published
News Moral of the story? Look on the bright side.

Call of Duty veteran's new studio, which was just announced in 2025, is being closed by Sony
By Andy Chalk published
news A month after Sony closed Bluepoint Games, it looks like Jason Blundell's Dark Outlaw games, which was unveiled in March 2025, has met the same fate.

Epic Games lays off more than 1,000 employees: 'We're spending significantly more than we're making,' CEO Tim Sweeney says
By Andy Chalk published
news Comparable cuts, for the same reason, happened in 2023.

The best game design programs, ranked by The Princeton Review 2026
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No matter what aspect of game development you're interested in, The Princeton Review has worked to find the best school for you.

Capcom says it 'will not implement assets generated by AI into our game content,' but still plans to use AI to 'enhance efficiency and boost productivity' in game development
By Lincoln Carpenter published
News Capcom told its investors that its players won't be presented with any AI-generated assets, but it's unclear where it draws the line.
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