“Toxic behavior doesn’t just hurt the individual it hurts our entire industry,” said the head of Xbox, Phil Spencer, during a keynote address at the 2018 DICE summit. He also touched on low morale following the launch of the Xbox One and the need for more diversity in the gaming industry. You can watch it here.

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When SpyParty creator Chris Hecker says he wants his tense, psychological espionage simulation to be the most…

When I traded correspondence with writer David Brothers last week, I made the argument that video games needs its…

It's Black History Month, that time of year when people look at exceptional achievements and moments having to do…
This eloquent Kill Screen piece ruminates on why diversity should be important to the future of video games.
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