Latest about Gaming Industry
Sony carves off more of Bungie: The Creative Studios team is now officially a part of PlayStation Studios
news PlayStation Creative, formerly Bungie Creative Studios, will continue to work on Destiny 2 and Marathon, as well as all over Sony live service games.
Under pressure from pro-Israel group, Twitch bans several Arab streamers over a month-old TwitchCon panel
Somehow, this starts with hummus.
Two years after unveiling a new studio aimed at building 'the next big thing in gaming,' Netflix has closed it down
news Team Blue was led by industry veterans including Chacko Sonny and Joseph Staten, but it never got off the ground.
Pal-dora's Box yawns open as Sega sues MementoMori developers over mechanic patents, seeking 1 billion yen in damages
News Smaller Japanese studios are getting put through the wringer, recently.
Hi-Rez Studios is closing 2 games as it continues to refocus on Smite 2
news Realm Royale Reforged and Divine Knockout will both be gone early in 2025.
Twitch silently stopped sign ups from both Israel and Palestine for over a year, gets caught out, says it was all 'to prevent uploads of graphic material'
"We deeply regret this unacceptable miss, and the confusion it has caused."
'We will not pay for our bosses mistakes' — French union denounces Don't Nod's plan that could impact up to 69 workers
news The Life Is Strange developer announced a "reorganization project" to fix its struggling financials.
PlayStation loses fight in EU courts to stop sale of 'parasite' mods because, among other reasons, a book author can't stop 'the reader from skipping to the end'
News RAM's fair game.
Denuvo opens its own Discord server to rehabilitate its image, has to shut it down 2 days later after players flood in to bully it
News Who could have seen this coming?
YouTuber LGR felt 'numbness at how powerless I was' as his one-of-a-kind retro PC collection took a direct hit from hurricane Helene, but seeing most of the trove survive now has him eager to share it with others
retro survival Retro PC YouTuber LGR was relieved to find much of his collection intact, but told me that "more than ever that there's a need to redistribute a lotta this stuff" to ensure its preservation.
