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Vanillaware Artist Moved Into The Mountains For Six Years To Create Lush Love Letter To Old School RPGs

Yoshio Nishimura’s Veritas Tales: Witch of the Dark Castle is a delightfully quirky love letter to the likes of Grailquest and Deathtrap Dungeon

By Zack Kotzer Published July 12, 2026

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Warframe Dev Calls The Sudden Death Of Destiny 2 Horrible News And Says It’s Terrifying To Not Be In Charge Of Your Own ‘Goodbye’

Business realities remain an existential threat to live service art

By Ethan Gach Published July 12, 2026

Minecraft characters sit around a camp fire.

Culture

Minecraft Adds The Ability To Sit 17 Years Later And It’s Reinventing Everything

Mojang, please don't nerf the cushion

By Amelia Zollner Published July 12, 2026

Batman stands in front of computer screens.

Entertainment

Christopher Nolan Says Young People Absolutely Hate AI: ‘In Filmmaking It’s Hitting At Exactly The Wrong Time’

The Odyssey director says it's hitting at the wrong time for Hollywood

By Ethan Gach Published July 12, 2026

Culture

Official Avengers: Doomsday Art Gives Clearest Look At Returning X-Men, Mystique’s Awful New Haircut

Raven, Magneto is a fake friend he should not have let you leave the house looking like that

By Zack Kotzer Published July 11, 2026

Culture

Meta Removes Latest AI Integration On Instagram Following SAG-AFTRA Backlash

Designed to feed its new ‘Muse Image’ tool, Meta opted in users' their posts used for training material without permission

By Zack Kotzer Published July 11, 2026

Satya Nadella sits with Asha Sharma in a meeting.

Culture

Microsoft Responds To Racist Conspiracy Theories About Layoffs: ‘They Were Not Made To Replace Employees With Foreign Workers’

After a miserable week at the company, Microsoft's communications lead makes time to address the least legitimate criticism of its CEO

By Zack Kotzer Published July 11, 2026

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EA Reverses Course On College Football 27 Microtransactions Following Player Revolt

The latest scandal between EA and student athletics stems from previously free progression features in the Road to Glory and Dynasty modes being paywalled

By Zack Kotzer Published July 11, 2026

A colorful skeleton warrior holds a sword.

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Obsidian Game Director Hits Back At ‘Cold Take Artists’ ‘Running Their Mouths’ About The Studio In The Wake Of Layoffs

Obsidian is reportedly still working on Avowed 2 as it spins up a new Fallout

By Ethan Gach Published July 11, 2026

Palworld New Design From Razmos Resetera Thread Pocketpair

Games

Palworld’s Massively Popular 1.0 Update Has Altered Several Designs To Make Them Less Pokémon-Like

Early access isn't the only thing that Palworld's is leaving behind in its 1.0 release, as several Pokémon-esque designs have been changed in the new update

By Lewis Parker Published July 11, 2026

Games

Former PlayStation Boss Says Sony Getting Rid Of Game Discs Makes Him ‘Kind Of Sad, As A Fan’

'I think there's probably a whole lot of financial analysis that went behind this decision'

By Rebekah Valentine Published July 11, 2026

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Rotta The Hutt Is Ready To Be The Hottest Halloween Costume Of The Year

Everyone, please stop calling me Jabba the Hutt, okay? I spent like $80 on this thing

By Zack Zwiezen Published July 10, 2026

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‘Gay As A Service’ Game Bundle Impossible To Find On Steam Because ‘Compliance-In-Advance Is Never Enough To Appease A Zealous Censor’

"Valve loves it when Cyberpunk 2077 and Baldur's Gate 3 throw customizable genitals at you in the first five minutes, but of course I can't, because I actually have something to say about genitals!"

By Ash Parrish Published July 10, 2026