Sega Claims Full Rights to Live and Learn After Ruling
Sega won control of Live and Learn, but the case exposes how fragmented music rights really are.
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When Platform Errors Cost Developers Everything
A rare Steam bug hurt an indie game’s launch, raising tough questions about platform responsibility.
Fortnite Will Allow Creators To Sell Items In-Game
Fortnite will allow creators to sell in-game items, but can it stay true to battle royale roots?
Sugimori’s Defense of Nintendo’s Game-Key Cards Falls Flat
Sugimori’s defense of Nintendo misses the real reason players hate their Game-Key Cards.
Krafton’s Case Against Unknown Worlds Just Got Weaker
Krafton dropped a major claim in its lawsuit against Subnautica’s founders, leaving big questions about credibility.
Why Players Should Refund Borderlands 4
Borderlands 4 runs so poorly that even a 5090 can’t save it. It’s time to ask for refunds.
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.
The UK Online Safety Act Is Changing How Games Are Made
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.