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Game studios are Ships of Theseus, and some of them may soon be unrecognizable

The long-awaited next chapter in the MCU is being greeted with some hype but also lots of exhaustion

The MCU is doing the movie equivalent of breaking the glass in case of emergency

If the company ever does make a Half-Life 3, it'll play on any PC that can run it

Lots of folks online appear to be losing their minds over the Hot Bat Summer swimsuits in Fortnite, even though they barely qualify as titillating

Two-and-a-half minutes of superheroes proving they're in the Marvel movie

The makers of Evercade are buying up every component they can way in advance

Hear my heartfelt plea for a return to the days of the discounted relaunch

Kingdom Hearts: Missing-Link was a canceled mobile game that would have tied into the upcoming fourth mainline game in the series

As Xbox tries to quell critics by replaying the hits, it’s a fan-made game that has me optimistic for the wasteland

Ten years ago Niantic unleashed the most popular augmented reality game of all time, and I happened to be driving along the coast to see the transformation in real time

The announcement wasn't the only closely guarded secret at the company

A modder made the entirety of Grand Theft Auto playable as a texture within another Grand Theft Auto and took it to the logical conclusion

Following a seizure this year, the former rock star of game development opens up about his infamous exit from the industry, taking responsibility for the studio’s inability to create a hit

Square Enix veterans recently reflected on a key decision in the game's development

Why is Halo coming to PS5 but Gears of War: E-Day isn't?

Anime nerds, I'm begging you to be normal for ten seconds and stop suggesting that everyone watch the show about a child groomer

I would be terrified if I believed the presidential scion could actually pull this off, however

Preferring productive bots to flirtatious ones, and stemming AI psychosis disasters, China is instructing companies to remove the more intimate behavior from their models

The influential FPS critic lambasts Microsoft's treatment of id Software and the industry at large’s shortsightedness