Keeping the Pixels Alive: Why Game Preservation Matters
How do we make sure games bought today still work in 10 years? A look at preservation, platform responsibility, and consumer power.
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A 20% Discount Can’t Fix Borderlands 4’s Problems
Less than a month after launch, Borderlands 4 is already 20% off. It’s a sign that Gearbox is scrambling to recover from a launch that fell short of expectations.
What Glenn Israel’s Exit Reveals About Halo Studios
As Halo Studios focuses on its future, one veteran’s warning raises questions about what’s really happening behind the scenes.
The Allegations Made Against Build a Rocket Boy
After MindsEye’s failure, nearly 100 employees accuse Build a Rocket Boy of mismanagement, burnout, and broken promises.
Rumor: Ubisoft Cancels Reconstruction-Era Assassin’s Creed
Ubisoft, allegedly, canceled a game exploring the Reconstruction era. It’s an example of how backlash and caution shape modern game development.
Sackbird Studios: When Getting Fired Becomes Freedom
After Microsoft canceled Project Blackbird, its developers formed Sackbird Studios, an employee-owned team betting on creative freedom over corporate control.
How a Small Group of Gamers Keeps Prices Sky-High
Only 14% of gamers buy new releases every month. Their habits drive up prices while shaping what everyone else can afford.
Battlefield 6 Might Change How Games Are Released
Leaked Battlefield 6 discs contain the full game. This could lead to a shift away from download-heavy releases?
Is Game Pass Still Worth It After the Price Hike?
Microsoft’s Game Pass Ultimate now costs $29.99 per month, raising questions about value, PC gaming, and whether the future of Xbox lies in Windows itself.