Microsoft is laying off 1900 people, or about 8% of its gaming division workforce, The Verge reported Thursday. The layoffs will largely affect people at Activision Blizzard, the company Microsoft
MachineGames showed the trailer for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle at yesterday’s Xbox Direct. The Wolfenstein studio’s take on the film series seems like fun, but I
Shots continue to be fired in the Epic v Apple case, that 2020 dustup that saw Fortnite removed from the App Store after Epic launched its own payment method in
The internet is a-chatter today with a trademark dispute between Remedy Entertainment and Take-Two Interactive over both companies’ use of the letter “R.” While Take-Two filed its disputes back in
Over the holiday weekend (OK, last night), I binge-watched Carol and the End of the World, an animated series that came to Netflix back in mid-December. Over its 10 episodes,
Chat app Discord is laying off 170 people, or 17% of its workforce, The Verge reported Thursday. The situation has all the greatest hits you’ve come to expect: the
Yesterday, Futureverse–which calls itself “a leading AI and metaverse technology and content company”--announced the creation of a studio called Readyverse, which intends to create “The Readyverse,” a metaverse
Twitter sucks these days. OK, you could argue it always sucked, but now–thanks to Elon Musk and all the horrors he’s encouraged–it sucks in a distinctive, new
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Stage lights blind me. Where am I?
Below me, a crowd screams like banshees or spectators at a Roman coliseum. My hands fumble with the notes of a
This morning, hackers released a mega-dump of data from Insomniac Games, after parent company Sony declined to pay the group a ransom. According to reports, that data includes personal information
