This Is How Blizzard Are Tying The Past Together
The Worldcore is the Titans' endgame, but Xal'atath just got there first.
The Worldcore is the Titans' endgame, but Xal'atath just got there first.
A deep dive today as California gives hope to Stop Killing Games in the US with a new law designed to give you more rights.
When it was threatened with a successful hack of their sensitive internal data, Rockstar barely blinked. Now we know why, and today we break down the numbers they'd kept hidden, but weren't worried you'd find out!
Age verification was only the tip of the iceberg, as regulators want to make sure it isn't just kids who are safe online.
Game Pass prices went up, now they've come down. But that comes at a different type of cost than currency.
Nine months since the Stop Destroying Games European initiative succeeded in gaining the support needed, they've gotten their hearing within the European Union, and it's gone better than could ever have been expected, with much greater support from parliament than the organisers dared hope.
The makers of Hello Kitty, Dragonball and more have decided to turn their hands to active game development, not just licensing IPs.
Another Indie Game that wants to treat games as art has been denied a platform, but this time it's by an acclaimed awards organisation.
Amazon were pitching a working solution to the rising hardware costs afflicting the industry. Links with your EA, GOG & Ubisoft libraries had given their streaming service some solid credibility. Why then have they tossed all that aside for a digital facsimile of Snoop Dogg & digital board games?!
Xbox's CEO says their systems don't work and they need to make things better for devs, to reduce the need for heroics.
An analytics firm has given us a ranking of where WoW sits on the almost-global stage. Using that, we can determine how big WoW really is... and what that means for the future.
Recent reports suggested that, finally, the dam was breaking, and the components that prop up our industry were finally starting to drop back to less insane pricing highs. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like the trend is going to continue nearly long enough!