In 2006, then-PlayStation CEO Kaz Hirai made one of the most memorable on-stage presentations in video game history, talking his way through a lengthy PSP loading wait by uttering the
Fifteen years ago, when director Guillermo del Toro was scheduled to drop by Criterion’s New York office for a project, a casual email from the social media team sparked
My relationship with Hades 2 is very much a “fuck you and I’ll see you tomorrow” situation. Do I endlessly complain about minor things that I don’t like
Things haven’t been great on Bluesky lately, where questionable moderation decisions, unpopular changes to Community Guidelines and Terms of Use, and the recent arrival of an official White House
On the latest Aftermath Hours, Luke and Gita are joined by Matt Leone, formerly of Polygon. This week, Leone launched Design Room, a new site to house his oral histories
Blizzard Entertainment's Team 5—responsible for the development of Hearthstone—is unionizing. A group of around 100 workers voted yes to representation with the Communications Workers of America
Battlefield 6 features the series' first singleplayer campaign since 2018, which as a fan of both Battlefield and dumb AAA shooters had me pretty excited! After rolling credits yesterday
On October 14, Microsoft ended security support for Windows 10. I’ve known this was coming for ages, but kept telling myself I had plenty of time to think about
When DC Comics announced its new Absolute run—yet another alternate universe reboot—I was one of its loudest detractors. Sure, Absolute Wonder Woman’s design objectively goes hard, but
Workers on Blizzard’s Battle.net platform have voted to unionize under the Communications Workers of America. The nearly 400 workers under Blizzard Entertainment's Platform and Technology department
