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The court ruled 6-3 that the president couldn't use a 1977 law to enact the tariffs against over 50 countries

The maker of Bloodborne Top Down Arena revealed the legal move after Sony decided to shut down Bluepoint

The action-RPG might finally get a sequel

The 22-year-old GBA games are yours for a mere $20, each, this Pokémon Day

New evidence suggests that a viral 'AI-generated' video might have just been face replacement

Grom is a new location players will be able to skate in March, but only if you pay or grind for free currency

Midsummer Studios is closing down, leaving its life sim Burbank unreleased

Facebook really hopes your kids will play Grow A Garden via its terrible phone-based metaverse

Hermen Hulst's message to staff praised the studio's remakes

Artur Ganszyniec just completed a playthrough of the RPG in which he shared recollections of his time working on it

The deckbuilder was originally set to enter Early Access last year

Bluepoint's reported shutdown is just the latest example of Sony struggling after buying up nearly a dozen studios since 2019

Monster Strike made an ex-Capcom producer a ton of money that he then spent in-game

Bluepoint Games was acquired only four years ago

Also, we find out why Woody is back despite the end of Toy Story 4

A new industry report paints a harsh picture of gaming's present challenges and future prospects for growth

Christopher Judge was approached by a fan at a convention and talked about the remakes and what he's doing next

The loot shooter's entire calendar has been pushed back another three months

40 devs have been laid off at Watch Dogs, Far Cry studio Ubisoft Toronto

Hello, Mario is free to download and out now on phones and the Nintendo Switch