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With the PS5 Around the Corner, PlayStation's Bizarre Ads Are Back
It's been a long time since Sony used body-horror to sell a PlayStation, so why go back to it now?
Nintendo’s Aggressive Hunt to Find Pokémon Leakers Has Found a New Target
The company blames a small Portuguese website, given access to last year’s game ahead of release, for leaking Pokémon.
BioWare Admits 'Anthem' Was a Failure, With a Promise to Rebuild It
Iron Man-meets-Destiny once seemed like a premise with incredible promise, and maybe with time, it'll actually get there.
There's Nothing Scarier Than Horror Games With Crude PlayStation 1 Graphics
This collection of 17 horror games with 90s aesthetics is extremely good.
Britain's Game Workers Are Largely White, Middle Class, and Depressed
A survey of UK game developers reveals class stagnation and a stressed workforce.
Read the FBI’s Damning Case Against the Recently Arrested Nintendo Hacker
The hacker who stole from Nintendo for years bragged about it online, and didn’t even try to hide his real name or activities.
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GeForce Now, the Streaming Service People Wanted from Google, Launches Today
You can even toy around, using games you already own, for free.
It Only Took Minutes for Fans to Crowdfund a 'Wonderful 101' Revival
Not many people played the underrated Wii U game. That's gonna change soon.
You Can Now Play More Than 38,000 Flash Games for Free
Flash is dying, so one programmer made it their mission to preserve the history of web-based games.
Is Nvidia Building the Thing People Actually Wanted From Stadia?
Nvidia's streaming service has quietly existed since 2013, but these days, it can stream the games you already own on Steam.
A Failed Online Experiment Is Becoming 'Torchlight III'
A free-to-play take on the Diablo-inspired action RPG is being ditched in favor of something more traditional.
Gamer Files Lawsuit Claiming Muting Violated His Human Rights, Loses Badly
A 'Runescape' player has lost the final court battle in his struggle to get unmuted.
