I’m not generally a video game achievement chaser, with two exceptions: the Half-Life 2 “Flushed” achievement for killing someone with a toilet, and any stealth game that has a
On Saturday night–and also an interminable half an hour late, maybe because of too many musical numbers–Disney revealed the first phase of its 1.5 billion dollar collaboration
Back in June I played the demo for One Btn Bosses, a game where your only weapon against a series of bosses is a single button that moves your character.
Warner Bros. had its earnings call yesterday, where it revealed that gaming revenue is down 41% and things aren’t looking good in other parts of its sprawling business either.
You might not be an information nerd like me, who wrote an entire Master's thesis arguing that Half-Life 2 is basically a library catalogue, but you probably appreciate
Kamala Harris picked Minnesota governor Tim Walz as her Vice Presidential running mate today, the latest move in the tumultuous month-plus of political chaos we've had since the
Jimmy “MrBeast” Donaldson is in the news lately, following a report from The New York Times alleging negative treatment of participants in his upcoming Amazon competition show. This comes on
Over the weekend, I rewatched 2002’s The Forsyte Saga, one of those British period piece shows like Downton Abbey that you either love or that bore you to tears.
Right now, my social media feeds are full of people mourning layoffs, both on the journalism side, with the sudden closure of Game Informer today, and on the developer side,
Game Informer, a print gaming magazine and website owned by retailer GameStop, was abruptly shuttered Friday.
A post on the magazine's Twitter account reads, "After 33 thrilling
Destiny developer Bungie announced layoffs today, with plans to cut 220 people across the studio, which will include "most of our executive and senior leader roles."
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