Back in December, Epic Games won its case against Google, which began all the way back in 2020 when Epic launched its own store on Apple and Google phones and
The postmodern author Robert Coover died this weekend. I wasn’t a widely-read Coover fan; I didn’t know until reading obituaries that he was a pioneer of early electronic
Ubisoft has had a rough month--of all places this CNBC article has the most comprehensive and level-headed roundup I've seen--but among all the disappointment and frustration over everything
At the end of yesterday’s Aftermath staff meeting, as we all said the things we were going to do afterwards–primarily having breakfast or dinner, depending on our timezones–
A little while ago, Luke published a piece about the anime of his youth and how They Don’t Make ‘Em Like They Used To – a curmudgeonly rallying cry that
Back in February, I wrote about Shadows of Doubt, a very cool immersive sim detective game that was in early access. The game released its 1.0 version last week,
Francis Ford Coppola’s strange film Megalopolis, which premiered in theaters this weekend, has been extremely divisive. Even if you think you’ll hate it, I think it’s worth
Whenever there are games media layoffs these days--and really, what day aren't there any--there's a certain cadence to the news. Those with their ears to the
Video games retailer GameStop abruptly shuttered its magazine Game Informer in August, nuking the site’s archives in the process. Its staff was scattered to the winds, but now we
Valve has begun testing some limited anti-cheat measures for upcoming (though also kinda out) team shooter Deadlock. When a cheater is detected, instead of just automatically banning them, other players
