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Lucasfilm declares creative bankruptcy with an AI-generated Star Wars film that's just 2 minutes of mostly normal animals jumbled together
News I've got a bad feeling about this.
DayZ creator says Unity is accusing his studio of violating its software license based on the email addresses of two people who never worked there: 'This raises some serious questions about how Unity is scraping this data'
News Unity gave RocketWerkz a week to get its licenses sorted, but its evidence seems a little suspect.
10 million Monster Hunter Wilds sales helped Capcom post its 8th consecutive year of record profits
News It's a friendly market for fighting lizards.
Google's logo has changed, and if the past's any indication, this might be the most expensive gaussian blur in history
News Logo redesigns can be costly, and for a company the size of Google? The mind boggles.
Ouch—Warner Bros throws Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League under the bus in the most corporate way possible, side-eyes it for closed studios and cancelled games
News "Prior year quarter impairment" is some potent corpo-speak.
FTC delays enforcing 'click to cancel' rule that would finally bring the hammer down on companies that make it as annoying as possible to cancel subscriptions
news The Negative Option Rule is great for consumers, but the FTC isn't enforcing it
After conflict between the staff of gaming site Giant Bomb and owner Fandom, 'Giant Bomb is now owned by the people who make Giant Bomb'
News Fandom is calling it a "strategic decision".
PC gaming remains undefeated: Nintendo now says it has the right to brick your Switch if it thinks you're pirating games or modifying the console
news Citizen, we have detected installation of an unlicensed "Bowsette" software modification. Prepare for interdiction by a licensed Nintendo paramilitary subcontractor.
