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Despite picking up 11 Emmy nominations, the live action Nicolas Cage Spider-Man spinoff will be sleeping with the fishes after just one season

Some see the big expansion as emblematic of the studio's mismanagement

The iconic cult movie actor gave an update on his earlier cancer prognosis, which prompted a startling retirement from film and the convention circuit earlier this year

Kamiya has pushed back at claims he used Scalebound's development funds to bankroll other projects threatening to sue users on X

Setting the record straight on making artsy games vs. ones that sell

The CEO said he had a bad feeling once Phil Spencer retired

EA’s latest Star Wars game is more than just an XCOM clone, but it's a bit rough around the edges

'This is a really decentralized company. We [are] completely decentralized'

Tomb Raider and Guardians of the Galaxy belong in any big Steam library

CS2 Tracker's 'Slur Tracking' detection feature has only emboldened homophobes and racists, who are now competing to reach the top of Counter-Strike 2's slur-related leaderboards

The Brat Prince and his various situationships have a lot of opinions on Rebel Wolves' new vampire video game

So far, no game company has sued the White House for infringement

A lot of PC players want more time and more storage in the new open-world RPG

A complex situation with accusations of abuse has left the project in a very precarious position

It's just as complicated as its tabletop counterpart, and I love it

Grand Theft Auto 6's extended trailer looks different if you watch it on China's version of YouTube

A new feature is reviving my Xbox game library

Narrative director Drew Karpyshyn has confirmed that ‘the player drives the romances’ in Exodus

Humankind 2's big announcement trailer was called AI slop by many online, but behind-the-scenes footage shows real animals, people, and sets

The 'GTA x MDC' marketing event proposed by Miami-Dade’s mayor has been criticized by both Miami-Dade's sheriff and its commissioner