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Warner Bros. is grappling with a significant decline in gaming revenue, attributing this to the impact of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League's lackluster performance.
The FTC has chosen to delay enforcing the 'Negative Option Rule,' which aims to simplify subscription cancellations and tackle companies' deceptive practices.
Fandom has strategically sold Giant Bomb to two key staff members amid ongoing tensions.
Nintendo has updated its user agreement, allowing it to disable devices if it suspects piracy or modifications.
Close to 200 Overwatch developers reach a significant milestone by forming a new union to advocate for better working conditions.
Alex Mashinsky receives a 12-year prison sentence for his role in defrauding investors through the failed cryptocurrency platform Celsius.
Electronic Arts expresses optimism for the next installment in the Battlefield franchise, highlighting extensive player testing and feedback.
After the cancellation of two live service games, Sony announces a new internal studio to create a live service game.
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney admits the company's launcher has significant flaws but emphasizes ongoing improvements.
The Federal Trade Commission's efforts to impede Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard have collapsed, following a court ruling.
Insights from a former BioWare developer reveal the toll taken by EA's acquisition on the studio's culture and management.
Analyzing the potential pricing challenges for GTA 6 as articulated by industry veteran Shuhei Yoshida amidst rising game development costs.
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