Stop Killing Games Isn’t Asking Too Much. It’s Asking the Right Questions
Consumers aren’t demanding perfection. They’re asking not to lose what they paid for.
What’s Missing from Today’s AAA Games
Hideo Kojima says AAA games lack originality and expertise. Is he right and could better research really fix the problem?
The Long Wait for Silksong: What Went Wrong?
Silksong’s delay became a meme but it also exposed flaws in how games, especially indie ones, are developed.
One Game a Month: Nintendo’s New Strategy for Switch 2
With one game a month, Nintendo is betting on steady engagement over a massive launch lineup.
EA Isn’t Making The Sims 5. That’s a Good Thing
EA scraps the idea of The Sims 5 to protect your progress and wallet.
Why Mastercard and Visa’s Rules Are Reshaping Digital Content
Mastercard and Visa didn’t ban NSFW games. Their vague rules did.
Why Cartoon Network Shows Are Disappearing from Max
Warner Bros Discovery isn’t shutting down CN but their strategy shift tells us a lot about where kids’ TV is headed.
Sharing Becomes Healing in Beomgyu’s “Take My Half”
In “Take My Half,” Beomgyu shares his heart and his space, offering a gentle reflection on growth through love.
TXT’s Hueningkai Finds His Rhythm in Dance With You
Hueningkai redefines closeness in his solo, using dance as a metaphor for intimacy and togetherness.