Is It Fair for Epic to Remove Dark & Darker From Players’ Libraries?
Can you really own a game if a platform can delete it from your library before a lawsuit is even resolved?
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Marathon Is Delayed. Can a Broken Company Build a Great Game?
Can a broken company like Bungie still deliver a successful game? Marathon’s delay raises that exact question.
Did Randy Pitchford’s Comments Backfire Or Was That the Plan?
Borderlands 4 will cost $70 instead of $80 but Randy Pitchford’s comments may have cost more than just goodwill.
Who Is Really to Blame for Dragon Age: Veilguard’s Struggles?
BioWare didn’t fail Dragon Age. EA’s leadership did. It’s time accountability starts at the top.
Sony’s Quiet Reversal: A Sign of Strategy or Survival?
Sony lifted restrictions. Without a clear vision, is that enough to stay competitive in the PC gaming future?
Is Path of Exile’s Mercenary System the Smartest Solution to a Boring Problem?
Path of Exile’s new Mercenary system makes the early game faster, smarter, and surprisingly fun—without breaking the balance.
Should You Really Be Gifting Twitch Subs for a Digital Item You Don’t Own?
Why are players paying Twitch streamers for items in games they don’t own? It’s time for gaming companies to wake up.
Is Lies of P: Overture Too Hard… or Exactly What Players Wanted?
Players called Lies of P: Overture too hard. So why do they love it anyway?
Ninja Gaiden: The Legend of the Dark Dragon
The Dark Dragon is Ninja Gaiden’s ultimate evil, always returning to threaten Ryu Hayabusa and his clan.