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The UK's High Court ruled against Wikipedia's attempt to exempt itself from the new Online Safety Act, highlighting the potential implications for user-generated content platforms.
The Stop Killing Games movement faces an EU complaint questioning the founder's disclosure of voluntary contributions amid a successful petition drive.
Francesco Salicini, known as Once Were Nerd, faces criminal charges due to his reviews of handheld consoles that included pre-loaded games.
Nintendo has updated its user agreement, allowing it to disable devices if it suspects piracy or modifications.
A federal judge expresses skepticism regarding Meta's claim of fair use concerning the training of AI models with copyrighted materials.
Nintendo is pursuing legal action against Discord to uncover the identity of the person responsible for a significant Pokémon leak from 2024.
The first-ever court ruling in Japan regarding console modification leads to significantly lighter penalties than previous cases.
A plaintiff in a court case used an AI avatar to present his arguments, but judges were not impressed, leading to a dramatic interaction in the courtroom.
The Danish game studio Playdead files a legal claim against its former CEO for improper use of its branding and works.
Educational firm Chegg claims Google's AI summarization features jeopardize the integrity of online information, urging users to access original sources.
The developers behind the horror game Poppy Playtime are taking legal action against Google for allowing counterfeit applications that imitate their game.
The FTC has imposed a $20 million fine on Genshin Impact's publisher, Cognosphere, for deceptive practices involving loot boxes.
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