
On Tuesday, several GameStop employees took to Reddit to report that their regional sales supervisors had been laid…

The Trump administration announced over the weekend it would delay $300 billion in new tariffs on Chinese imports, including video game consoles, following a tentative agreement reached with China’s President at the G20 Summit. Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo came out against the new tariffs in a joint letter earlier…

It was a surprise to say the least last week when news broke of a vague agreement between Microsoft and Sony—normally…

In just over two years, the Nintendo Switch has sold 8,125,637 units in Japan, according to the latest sales figures…
Indie games make up a crucial and vibrant part of the Switch’s great library of games, as evidenced by yesterday’s…
Due in large part to poor sales of co-op first-person shooter Overkill’s The Walking Dead, Swedish video game…
QUOTE | “The actions by management from these different companies - from ArenaNet to Riot, Rockstar, Telltale, all…
Jade Raymond has left Electronic Arts. The original producer of the Assassin’s Creed series, Raymond founded the EA Motive studio in 2015 after a 10-year stint at Ubisoft. Originally tasked with overseeing Amy Hennig’s now-canceled Star Wars game, Motive is now at work on a different Star Wars project and a new IP.
UK gaming magazines GamesTM and GameMaster will publish their final issues next month, owner Future Publishing…
Skybound Games, which is currently finalizing an agreement with Telltale Games to finish the final season of The…
After Telltale laid off roughly 90% of its staff on September 21, the studio said the remaining 25 employees would…
The Toys ‘R’ Us bankruptcy auction has been cancelled, replaced with a plan to reboot the brand and open new stores.
Telltale Games employees were surprised when CEO Pete Hawley announced the closure of the company at a staff-wide…
The Chinese Room, makers of Dear Esther and Everybody’s Gone To The Rapture, have been acquired by fellow British studio Sumo Digital. Co-founder Dan Pinchbeck is staying on while Jessica Curry has departed. The news comes almost a year after the studio laid off much of its staff and went “dark.”