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20 Years Since the Xbox 360 Reveal: A Nostalgic Look Back
Reflecting on the Xbox 360 reveal back in 2005, highlighting its cultural significance with appearances from celebrities and notable moments from the event.
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Reflecting on the Xbox 360 reveal back in 2005, highlighting its cultural significance with appearances from celebrities and notable moments from the event.
Steam's top-seller list is now automated and includes historical data going back to 2004, showcasing significant titles and trends in gaming revenue.
Yves Guillemot of Ubisoft reveals future delays to several key titles after the successful launch of Assassins Creed Shadows.
Dean Hall, the founder of RocketWerkz, contests Unity's allegations regarding improper use of software licenses based on inaccurately sourced email addresses.
A new AI-generated Star Wars film prompted criticism regarding the implications for creativity in filmmaking.
Nintendo fans rejoice as modders have made significant progress in decompiling Mario Party 4, hinting at future possibilities for native PC versions of GameCube classics.
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.
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