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Adobe changes the status of Adobe Animate to 'maintenance mode' after previously announcing its discontinuation (updated)
By Tyler Wilde published
news Professional animators were fuming over the announcement that the Flash animation software would no longer be accessible; Adobe has walked it back.

Epic Games boss Tim Sweeney voices support for $900 million Steam lawsuit: 'Valve is the only major store still holding onto the payments tie and 30% junk fee'
By Andy Chalk published
news Sweeney says Valve's DLC purchase requirements are like "a car dealership demanding 30% of gas purchases."

Over 50% of game developers now think generative AI is bad for the industry, a dramatic increase from just 2 years ago: 'I'd rather quit the industry than use generative AI'
By Tyler Wilde published
news The latest GDC survey also found that managers are more likely to use generative AI than their employees.

Nearly one-third of non-US game developers have cancelled plans to travel to the country because of immigration and gender identity policies
By Andy Chalk published
news GDC's 2026 State of the Game Industry survey says that number jumps to nearly half among LGBTQ+ devs.

One third of US games industry workers were laid off in the last 2 years, GDC survey says
By Lincoln Carpenter published
News Almost half of laid-off respondents say they've been unable to find new work.

The Linux community now has a succession plan for when Linus Torvalds checks out, after an apparently uplifting discussion about 'our eventual march toward death'
By Rich Stanton published
News "In the absence of an agreed-upon process, the community would find itself playing Calvinball at an awkward time."

The call goes out for a 'massive international strike' at Ubisoft: 'We are treated like children who need to be supervised, while our management gets away with lies and breaking the law'
By Andy Chalk published
news Five separate unions in France are ratcheting up the pressure as Ubisoft looks to close studios and cut workers.

$900 million lawsuit accusing Steam of overcharging gamers in the UK and 'abusing a dominant market position' will proceed after Valve loses appeal against it
By Andy Chalk published
news The suit, filed in 2024, is similar to one filed against Valve in the US in 2021.
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