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Yves Guillemot, CEO of Ubisoft, has been summoned to testify in a French court regarding workplace harassment issues that led to convictions of former executives.
Sony's recent strategy to prioritize live-service games has led to the cancellation of multiple anticipated titles. PlayStation studios boss discusses the focus on diverse player experiences despite setbacks.
Michael Douse from Larian Studios discusses the AAA gaming industry's over-reliance on data and how indie developers excel at following their gut instincts.
Former BioWare producer Mark Darrah speculates that the original Dragon Age 4 could have fared better if released earlier.
Japanese vtuber agency Otagroup introduces a service allowing people to rent vtuber grandmas, targeting both elder well-being and youth support.
Former Eaton Corporation developer Davis Lu receives a four-year prison sentence for deploying a malicious kill switch following his demotion.
US President Trump proposes a 10% stake in Intel as the company seeks to maintain its competitive edge amidst government scrutiny.
With the announcement of CEO Pete Parsons' resignation from Bungie, Destiny players unite in a rare display of discontent, expressing their feelings through social media.
Protesters at Microsoft headquarters advocate against the company's alleged collaboration with Israeli military operations.
The latest update on Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 reveals the controversial decision to lock two playable clans behind a DLC paywall, sparking discussions within the gaming community.
Get ready for a unique competition featuring popular streamers in a multi-game triathlon next month.
The ongoing legal dispute involving Subnautica developer Unknown Worlds has taken an unexpected turn as the studio has filed a lawsuit against its former executives for misusing confidential information.
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