Ubisoft’s No-Win Lawsuit Over The Crew
Whether Ubisoft wins or loses in court, the damage to player trust is already done.
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The Core Issue Behind Stop Killing Games
Stop Killing Games isn’t asking for eternal support but a chance at preserving online-only games.
Nintendo vs Palworld: Who Owns Game Mechanics?
Nintendo’s legal fight with Palworld raises a bigger question: can gameplay mechanics really be patented?
The Subnautica 2 Lawsuit: When Business Decisions Start to Feel Like Sabotage
The Subnautica 2 lawsuit raises a bigger question: When does business strategy cross the line into sabotage?
Will Merging ChromeOS and Android Fix Google’s Upgrade Problem?
Google is merging ChromeOS and Android, but will this finally solve the OS upgrade problem on mobile?
Guild Wars 2: Visions of Eternity – What’s In It, and Why Does It Matter?
Guild Wars 2’s new expansion Visions of Eternity brings elite specs back, a beautiful world, and the rare gift of respecting your time.
The Subnautica 2 Leak Raises a Bigger Question: Who Decides When a Game Is Ready?
The Subnautica 2 leak isn’t just about a delay. It’s about who controls the future of the franchise.
Nexon’s Review Manipulation Raises a Bigger Question: Will Steam Hold Publishers Accountable?
Steam needs to take a stand. When review systems break, consumer trust breaks with them.
Did Krafton Overpay for Unknown Worlds?
Moonbreaker’s flop changed everything. Now $250 million hangs in the balance.