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Gaming Industry 2025: The Layoffs, Buyouts, and Bright Spots That Defined It

If someone told you at the start of 2025 that EA would go private, Microsoft would essentially abandon console exclusivity,.

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Why Dark Messiah of Might and Magic’s Rooftop Chase Is Still a Design Masterclass

Some gaming moments stick with you for years, and then there are sequences so perfectly crafted that they fundamentally change.

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The Game Awards 2025: Every Winner, Announcement, and Surprise Moment

The moment Geoff Keighley stepped onto the Peacock Theater stage and opened up about losing his father and his home.

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Team Fortress 2 Classified Gets a Release Date After a Decade of Development

After ten years of work and a last-minute scramble to satisfy Valve’s naming policies, the beloved community mod formerly known.

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Why Gaming’s Biggest Reveals Now Start With Cryptic Real-World Stunts

A massive boulder covered in demonic imagery appeared in the middle of a desert. No explanation. No branding. No press.

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How Payment Processors and Platform Policies Decide What Games You Can Play

Steam boasts over 50,000 new releases annually. Epic Games Store curates a tighter library but champions developer-friendly revenue splits. Both.

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Todd Howard Invites Obsidian to Watch Fallout Season 2 in a Surprising Gesture

The age-old debate has fueled countless forum threads, YouTube video essays, and heated Discord arguments. Fallout 3 or Fallout: New.

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OpenAI Blamed a Dead Teen for ToS Violations and Gamers Should Take Note

A 16-year-old boy spent his final hours talking to an AI chatbot that allegedly helped him plan what it called.

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Microsoft’s Windows Security Overhaul Could Change How Your Gaming PC Works

When Microsoft announces sweeping changes to Windows kernel access and driver architecture, most people’s eyes glaze over at the technical.

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Hytale’s Creator Is Brutally Honest About the Game and Early Access Needs That

When a game developer openly declares their project “not good enough” for release, the usual response involves damage control, delayed.

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