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Mi | Xbox layoffs: jobs at King and ZeniMax reportedly cut in Europe | ||
Mi | Krafton appoints Steve Papoutsis as Unknown Worlds CEO, former leadership team leaves | ||
Mi | Video games spending by young Americans is dropping sharply, report suggests | ||
Mi | Riding the wave: how Game Smithing managed to surf on the success of Vampire Survivors | ||
Mi | Former Unity employee Rod Stafford sentenced to 22 years for sexual offences | ||
Mi | Remedy Entertainment says it "hoped for a better launch" with FBC: Firebreak | ||
Mi | Ubisoft partners with Hooded Horse to publish Unfrozen's Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era | ||
Di | GGWP Pulse is an AI-powered tool that monitors in-game conversations for more honest community feedback | ||
Di | How Warhammer 40,000: Darktide won players back after a lukewarm first year | ||
Di | Behold Ventures raises $59.2m to support European devs | ||
Di | Nintendo announces price changes to original Switch hardware and software in Canada | ||
Mo | 11-Bit Studios acknowledges the use of AI-generated text in The Alters | ||
Mo | Tamsin O'Luanaigh founds new advisory firm Wise Cat Strategy | ||
Mo | Apple makes EU App Store changes to comply with Digital Markets Act | ||
Mo | Metacritic co-founder Marc Doyle lifts the veil on how the site works | ||
Mo | FTC reopens refunds for players affected by unwanted purchases in Fortnite | ||
Mo | Games for Change 2025 Awards winners unveiled | ||
Fr | Riot Games will allow top Valorant and League of Legends esports teams to have gambling companies as sponsors | ||
Fr | Death Stranding 2: On the Beach | Critical Consensus | ||
Fr | Looming Xbox layoffs threaten Microsoft's reputation | Opinion | ||
Fr | National Videogame Museum to feature at World Expo 2025 | ||
Fr | FBC: Firebreak surpasses 1m players | News-in-brief | ||
26.06. | Game Dev Heroes co-founder Alex Boucher awarded MBE | ||
26.06. | Epic Games successfully sues Fortnite cheat for $175,000 | ||
26.06. | Lost Records developer Don't Nod cuts a "non-insignificant chunk" of jobs |