Palworld’s Next Chapter: Fixes, Lawsuit, and the Road to 1.0
Palworld prepares for its 2026 launch, balancing bug fixes, new updates, and a lawsuit with Nintendo.
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Developers face legal pressure from the UK’s Online Safety Act, reshaping game design worldwide.
Valve’s Silent Ban on Adult Games in Early Access
Steam’s Early Access ban shows how financial pressure shapes creative freedom.
Why Microsoft Cut Blackbird and What It Means for Zenimax
Blackbird wasn’t cancelled for lack of quality. It was cut because MMOs are a risky gamble in today’s market.
Why Randy Pitchford Keeps Making Gearbox’s Problems Worse
Randy Pitchford’s mouth can’t help but insult players every chance he gets.
The Odds Stacked Against NewJeans in ADOR Dispute
A judge will decide if NewJeans must return to ADOR on October 30.
Are Nintendo’s New Patents Even Enforceable?
Nintendo’s new patents may be flimsy but they could be enough to scare competitors.
Can Fighting Games Survive Saudi Arabia’s Esports Agenda?
Players are pushing back as Saudi Arabia tries to brand itself through esports.
Skyblivion’s Crunch Problem and the 2025 Question
Skyblivion faces crunch allegations, developer departures, and doubts about its 2025 release window.