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Inside the Chinese PC gaming industry as it gets ready to dominate the next decade: 'We have to work harder, we have to make the games even better'
Watch What we saw and learned from spending time on the ground at a massive gaming event in Beijing.
'Rental granny' service deploys 75-and-up anime vtuber grandmas to 'resolve issues of young people'
news Watch out, Skyrim Grandma.
Larian publishing chief says mainstream game industry has a 'perverse attachment' to indie studios, because indies still know how to follow their gut
news "If you can't rely on data and you've lost the institutional 'gut instinct' that drives the furore of expression (defines a game), you get stuck."
Disgruntled coder who admitted to deploying a malware 'kill switch' to get back at his bosses sentenced to 4 years in prison
news What's even worse than getting demoted? Jail time for hacking your employer.
Bluesky goes dark in Mississippi over 'likely unconstitutional' age verification law
news The law requires social media sites to verify and track the ages of all users in the state.
'I think the United States should be given 10% of Intel': US president Trump wants a piece of the action, says CEO Lip Bu Tan has already forked over $10 billion because he wants to 'keep his job'
news The deal might already be done.
'I hope all your cars break down': Destiny players bid good riddance to departing Bungie CEO Pete Parsons in a rare moment of unity
News "He will not be missed. I do not wish him well."
18 protesters arrested: Microsoft claims 'vandalism and property damage,' protesters claim 'genocide powered by Microsoft technology'
news Members of "No Azure for Apartheid" were arrested at Microsoft HQ, where they've been protesting the company's business with Israel.
