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Playdead Studio Seeks Recompense from Ex-CEO Dino Patti Over Trademark Violations
The Danish game studio Playdead files a legal claim against its former CEO for improper use of its branding and works.
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The Danish game studio Playdead files a legal claim against its former CEO for improper use of its branding and works.
A Texas man is facing a decade in prison for developing malicious code intended to sabotage his former employer, Eaton Corp, after being laid off.
Blizzard Entertainment has announced that there will be no BlizzCon in 2025, effectively skipping the event's 20th anniversary, but promises a grand return in 2026.
Rebellion CEO Jason Kingsley shares his thoughts on the challenges of organizing large teams for massive video games during an interview.
Rebellion's CEO discusses the studio's strategy in managing budget and scope to avoid layoffs in the gaming industry.
Sony has secured the rights to produce a new Resident Evil film reboot, continuing the legacy of its predecessors.
Frogwares has released the initial gameplay footage of The Sinking City 2 and launched a Kickstarter campaign to safeguard the project's future amidst ongoing challenges.
In response to recent tech tariffs, Japanese companies are ramping up inventory in the U.S., including PS5s, before a potential price surge.
Katsura Hashino, the renowned director behind the Persona series, has been honored with a Newcomer Award by the Japanese government, despite his long-standing contributions to gaming.
A recent ruling in France declares that file-sharing companies must remove illegal game copies upon request, heralding a significant win for Nintendo.
Activision has implemented AI to generate advertisements for games that do not actually exist, a move that could frustrate consumers.
The iconic 1990s video game publisher, Acclaim, has re-emerged, aiming to support indie developers while bringing back classic franchises.
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