Rage Baiting Failed: Assassin’s Creed Shadows Hits Over 2 Million Players
Assassin’s Creed Shadows launched smoothly despite early backlash. Players enjoy it, but pacing issues and microtransactions remain.
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Assassin’s Creed Shadows – First Impressions from Available Gameplay
First impressions of Assassin’s Creed Shadows: gameplay, historical accuracy concerns, and whether the hate was justified.
Mass Effect 5 Needs to Be a Hit—Or BioWare Could Be Done
BioWare’s future hinges on Mass Effect 5. Can it learn from Dragon Age: Veilguard’s failures, or is this the studio’s last chance?
Game Launches Shouldn’t Feel Like Beta Tests — But Here We Are
What’s the deal with unoptimized PC games launches? Let’s talk about why it keeps happening and why it is unlikely to change.
Rage Baiting in Gaming: How Negativity Fuels Profit
Rage baiting in gaming discussions distorts reality, fueling negativity for profit. How can content creators foster balanced conversations?
Are Streamers Hiding Paid Promotions? The FTC’s Rules Explained
Are streamers following FTC guidelines? Learn how Twitch & YouTube fail at sponsorship disclosure and why transparency matters.
Monster Hunter Wilds: Another Reason to Stop Pre-Ordering
Monster Hunter Wilds’ launch proves, yet again, why pre-ordering is a gamble. Performance issues, streamer hype, and no refunds—buyers beware.
Why Game Developers Deserve Protection from Toxic Communities
Game developer harassment is a growing issue. Gaming companies must combat toxic gaming culture and focus on protecting developers.
Steam’s Early Access Warning Is a Good Start—But Not Enough
Steam’s Early Access lacks consumer protections, allowing unfinished games to stay on sale indefinitely. Here’s why it needs reform.