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US Department of Justice reportedly recommends that Google be forced to sell Chrome, and boy does Google not like that: 'The government putting its thumb on the scale'
News Chrome is the biggest browser in the world, accounting for around 65% of all web traffic.
2024 games: All the PC games scheduled for launch this year
Upcoming 2024 is here, so take a look ahead at what's confirmed for the PC release schedule.
Gabe Newell was diving when a shark tried to bite him 'a couple of times' but 'it didn't really bother me... I just think that's how I'm wired'
News "I just seem to not get particularly agitated around risk."
Sony is rumoured to be snapping up FromSoftware's parent company in the industry's ongoing mission to be consolidated to hell and back
news A deal could be secured within weeks, according to a source.
US Air National Guardsman gets 15 years for leaking military secrets on a Minecraft Discord server: 'The scope of his betrayal is breathtaking… the amount of damage immeasurable'
News "To feed his own ego and impress his anonymous friends, Teixeira caused exceptionally grave damage to the national security of the United States."
Yakuza/Like a Dragon creator Toshihiro Nagoshi says his studio's new game won't be that big after all: 'it's not modern to have similar experiences repeated over and over again'
News "I feel that the era of games where the volume is the selling point is coming to an end."
Nintendo's lawsuit bonanza continues, with streamer EveryGameGuru targeted for being 'a recidivist pirate who has obtained and streamed Nintendo's leaked games on multiple occasions'
News The filing also alleges he linked to ROM sites and emulators.
Steamworld Dig developer lays off 80-100 employees and cancels some in-development games to ensure 'long-term sustainability and resilience'
news This is the second round of layoffs at Thunderful this year.
