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Activision Blizzard set to cough up $23.4M after losing a 9-year-long patent infringement battle, but claims 'We have never used the patented technologies at issue in our games'
news It was first sued by tech incubator Acceleration Bay in 2015.
Making good, profitable games 'will no longer keep you safe': industry expresses fury and heartbreak over closure of Hi-Fi Rush and Prey studios
news Gamers and game developers are reeling from yet another wave of layoffs and studio closures.
The history of the PC Gaming Show
game on Before the 10th annual PC Gaming Show on June 9, let's look back at how the show began and how it's grown since then.
Microsoft announces 4 studio closures—including Arkane Austin and Tango Gameworks, creators of Prey and Hi-Fi Rush respectively
News "Great teams are sunsetting before our eyes again, and it's a f*cking gut stab."
It's been an incredible few weeks for game companies making avoidable mistakes they immediately back down from
D'oh 2024 is looking like a big year for blunders.
Cybersecurity researchers find that fake USPS phishing sites account for at least as much internet traffic as the Postal Service itself
news "The way we filtered the data suggests that the malicious traffic significantly outweighs the legitimate traffic in the real world."
Nintendo keeps playing DMCA whack-a-mole with Yuzu Switch emulator copies on Github, but it'll never be able to fully stamp them out
News Yuzu's code is out there for good, but Nintendo can certainly make it harder to develop.
Our RPG roundtable returns with developers from Baldur's Gate 3, Avowed, Cyberpunk 2077, In Stars and Time, and The Elder Scrolls
Crit20 What makes a great RPG companion? How horny is too horny? We dive into these questions and many more in our podcast with some of the biggest names in RPGs.
