Share to X Share to Bluesky Share to Facebook Share to LinkedIn Share by email “We really started mobilizing as one Blizzard unit in [the] last couple of months, and I think that really helped put the ...

Not that anyone reading this website needs to be told this, but the use of generative AI in video game development is not very popular among players. As more and more people become aware of the ...

Take last week (and this is data from ICO Partners CEO Thomas Bidaux, as reported by GI.biz) for example, when 720 games were ...

ArtStation is a website that, for a very long time now, has been a very popular platform for both viewing and hosting professional art. Chances are that if you are or know a video game artist, their ...

Following layoffs that have beloved studios hanging by a thread, a re-focus on franchises that reliably print money, and—pretty much guaranteed to partially counteract that—a third Xbox hardware price ...

Back in June, some gamers sued Sony over how games are purchased on its digital storefront, claiming the company violated a California law requiring stores to make clear that digital purchases are a ...

Star Wars Zero Company is out and it rules, which should mean Bit Reactor, the team responsible for making the game, are currently basking in the warm afterglow of a great success. Instead, this being ...

Before 2013, Australia did not have an R18+ age rating for video games, meaning that any title the nation's classification board deemed was too much for kids simply wasn't allowed to be commercially ...

A collaboration between Gizmodo Japan and Keychron, the Nape Pro does not replace a mouse or trackball but it does invent its ...

Let’s say you’ve already spent some time in the United States Army, a vicious colonial project that in recent years has been weaponized by a government with even more openly fascistic tendencies than ...

The first time I wrote about the upcoming 1666: Amsterdam was when the game's reveal was found to be riddled with some absolutely dogshit AI-generated imagery. The second, and hopefully final, time is ...

If you haven’t been keeping up via weekly streams and a near-nonstop barrage of clips, Infowars—the Sandy Hook-denying conspiracy mill once headed up by Alex Jones—is now in the playfully nefarious ...