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Why So Many Games Journalists End Up Going Into Game Development
A long, thorny history
Workers At The Gamurs Group Of Video Game Websites Describe It As ‘Hell’
Current and former staff say recent changes at the network have it in 'a race to the bottom'
How A Small Video Game Narrative Studio Wound Up At The Heart Of A Massive, Anti-Woke Conspiracy Theory
Sweet Baby Inc doesn't even remotely do what many think it does, but on the modern internet, that doesn't matter
Sanrio Film’s Extravagant Quest To Be The Next Disney
Sanrio tried to create a film empire to rival Disney. What they made was far stranger.
The ‘Sustainable’ Studio That’s Risen From Volition’s Ashes
Embracer shut down Volition right after its 30th anniversary. Now ex-staff are trying to build something new
SAG-AFTRA’s AI Voice Acting Deal Was A Powder Keg Waiting To Go Off
This week's controversy was avoidable, but a wider reckoning over AI in voice acting is inevitable
As Video Game Industry Goes All-In On AI, Workers Race To Secure Their Rights
Execs want AI to be the next big thing, but workers won't accept it unless it's on their terms
At This Year’s Game Awards, Nobody Won
More so than ever, this was a show for products, not people
The Ultimate SNES Remasters Are ROM Hacks With CD Quality Audio
Game Remakes often add a fresh coat of paint at the cost of a game’s soul, but MSU-1 ROM hacks liven things up without erasing a game’s history.
