Star Citizen Feels Less Like a Game and More Like a Permanent Construction Site
Star Citizen hit $1B and could reach 6M accounts, but its endless development raises hard questions about mismanagement, scope creep, and sustainability.
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Krafton’s Logical Leap Into AI
Krafton’s AI-first strategy reflects Asia’s successful embrace of AI, showing how adaptation, not fear, secures long-term competitiveness.
Twitch’s Leadership Crisis: Why Dan Clancy Must Step Down
Twitch’s leadership faces renewed scrutiny as failures in safety, moderation, and response reveal a deeper problem with accountability at the top.
Why Bringing Halo to PlayStation Is a Brilliant Move
Gamers may be outraged that Halo is no longer Xbox-only, but the move makes sense. Microsoft is embracing multiplatform gaming, Game Pass, and crossplay to preserve relevance.
The Hidden Flaw in NewJeans’ Contract Battle
Min Hee-jin’s creative freedom gave NewJeans a non-standard contract. Now, that same freedom could dismantle their case against ADOR.
The Real Reason NewJeans Wants Out of ADOR
Behind the calls for artist rights, NewJeans’ fight against ADOR exposes a deeper issue. The unhealthy influence of Min Hee-jin on their identity and choices.
Can Selling Inactive Usernames Save X?
X has launched a marketplace to sell usernames from inactive accounts. Can turning handles into commodities fix a platform struggling to stay relevant?
When Privacy Becomes Collateral Damage – The New York Times v. OpenAI
The New York Times’ lawsuit against OpenAI exposes a troubling contradiction. Protecting journalism by violating user privacy.
Smucker’s Sues Trader Joe’s Over a Crustless Sandwich
Smucker’s says Trader Joe’s copied its Uncrustables. Their lawsuit is an example of how trademark law became a weapon.