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Months After Microsoft Layoffs, Zenimax Unions Never Stopped Fighting For Impacted Workers
They won more time at the company, improved severance, recall rights, and saved a few jobs
Diablo Devs Unionize Following Layoffs And Dissatisfaction With AI, Pay
"It feels like every time [layoffs] happen, the noose tightens a little more for anybody left behind"
‘It’s Just Not Impressive If A Robot Is Doing It:’ Soundalike Voice Actors On AI
Jennifer Hale joins voice actors calling for ethical boundaries as AI reshapes (and erases) the traditions of soundalike performances
What Cyberpunk 2077 Can Teach Real-World Cities
Night City's urban design highlights the problems, and solutions, real cities deal with around walkability, housing, and mixed-use areas
From Nintendo Power Hotline To Now, Human Labor Has Always Been The Soul Of Video Game Guides
Despite its boosters' claims, AI will never be able to replace a human guides writer
How Anime Critics At IGN Navigate The Complex, Score-Obsessed Discourse
"Common IGN L /Rare IGN W”
With A Boat And Some Help, You Can Read Moby Dick In A Day
'All my means are sane, my motive and my object mad'
Inside The Mass Call Campaign To Stop Video Game Censorship [Update]
"This is a marathon, not a race," say organizers who plan to keep calling payment processors for months, if need be
Is Falling Asleep To Let’s Plays Medically Approved Gamer Melatonin Or Nah
A gamer neurologist discusses whether YouTubers are onto something with this Millennial-meets-Gen-Z craze
The Penny Farthing Is Alive And Well In 2025
The National Clustered Spires High Wheel Race takes place every summer in Frederick, Maryland