Latest about Gaming Industry
Amazon thought it could compete with Steam because it was so much larger than Valve, but Prime Gaming's former VP admits that 'gamers already had the solution to their problems'
News "Just because you are big enough to build something doesn’t mean people will use it."
'Not every story is told in that way': Phil Spencer says that live service games aren't the answer to every problem, and that smaller games play an important role
News "Allow us to also support games that have a beginning, middle, and end."
Layoffs at Funko Fusion developer 10:10 Games blamed on 'complete commercial and critical failure' of the game
News Around 20 staff members were laid off as part of studio restructuring.
Viktor Antonov, the visionary artist who defined Half-Life 2 and Dishonored, has died
News Antonov also consulted on Doom 2016 and Fallout 4.
Former EA exec says the ailing mega-publisher missed a chance to snag Blizzard and other heavy hitters before Activision: 'EA saw all those first and passed on all of them'
news I wonder how that would have gone.
Epic gave away nearly 600 million games in 2024, and it's 'not slowing down' for 2025
news The Epic Games Store's slow, steady growth continues, as 1,100 more games were added to the storefront.
France's biggest game industry union puts together a 'Grève Bundle' to support striking workers
news More than 1,000 employees of France's videogame industry took part in a one-day strike yesterday.
Dark and Darker developer did not commit copyright infringement, court rules, but has to pay Nexon nearly $6 million anyway
news Ironmace dodged the copyright bullet, but the court said the studio did infringe on Nexon's trade secrets.
