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Ubisoft has once again reminded fans of Splinter Cell about the stalled remake with yet another vague teaser, this time misidentifying the source image.
The Game Informer archive has been completely updated, offering access to its extensive history of gaming magazines, showcasing the vibrant ads and designs from the '90s.
Randy Pitchford clarifies his previous comments regarding the potential pricing of Borderlands 4, emphasizing that he doesn't want consumers to feel pressured to pay more than necessary.
Discord introduces Orbs, a new in-app currency that users can earn through advertisements, to purchase items within the platform.
EA cancels a Black Panther video game and shuts down Cliffhanger Games, citing a need to redirect their creative efforts to more profitable projects.
A report reveals the CIA's covert operation involving gaming sites, including a Star Wars fan page, that led to a major intelligence failure.
Valve has secured the rights to the fan-favorite Counter-Strike map Cache, solidifying its place in the competitive roster following its introduction in CS2.
In a significant shift, Capcom reveals that PC sales account for more than 60% of its digital game revenue in the last fiscal year.
Music icon Brian Eno calls for Microsoft to end its relationship with Israel, citing its implications in human rights violations.
Larian Studios addresses the commotion surrounding its recent social media name change, confirming it didn’t leak plans for Divinity: Original Sin 3.
New Blood developers address common misconceptions surrounding game development and the collaborative nature of creating games.
Paradox Interactive announces the return of White Wolf to oversee Vampire: The Masquerade and expand its gaming portfolio.
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