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YouTuber Karl Jobst to pay more than $230,000 to Donkey Kong record holder Billy Mitchell in defamation ruling
News And it could have been more, the judge said.
Game director Soulframe Liang has used his online nickname for so long he even trademarked it in China, and when Digital Extremes and Tencent came knocking for the Warframe sequel? 'I'm not selling'
News The game developer behind Phantom Blade Zero owns his unusual name—literally.
Eidos Montreal lays off more employees: 'We don’t have the capacity to entirely reallocate them to our other ongoing projects'
news The Embracer-owned studio is putting "up to 75" people out of work.
Valve considered making a 'B title' before Half-Life, until an exec told Gabe Newell 'that's just not gonna work… the company will fail'
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European Commission orders Apple to finally open the gates of its walled garden and level the playing field for third-party developers
news The Apple Watch and AirPods may finally have some competition from third-party accessories.
SAG-AFTRA makes exception for student devs and game jams in 8-month videogame performance strike: 'I'm thrilled that these types of projects can now be accommodated'
news "Student projects and game jams are especially playful and rewarding opportunities for devs and actors to collaborate."
The 37-year-old studio behind Myst and Riven laid off 'roughly half' of its staff: 'Our sincere hope is to continue to be around'
News Cyan Worlds is one of oldest indie studios around, but in a statement said the layoffs were "not a surprise."
It still makes me uneasy that my hundreds of Steam games can't be passed on when I die, at least not without violating the EULA
Will power (But can you really violate a EULA from beyond the grave?)
