CEO Steve Huffman is at the helm for a sitewide meltdown that affects some of the biggest gaming communities on the…
A ransomware group has threatened to leak 80GB of internal data if Reddit doesn't reverse course
Fandom's wiki page for the character Grimace was replaced with a temporary ad
The forum survived for three years prior to the Breath of the Wild sequel’s piracy bonanza
This company doesn't care about APIs or gaming subreddits going dark, it cares about making money
Company boss Steve Huffman said the issues facing the website 'will pass'
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Many of the biggest gaming subreddits, from r/nintendo to r/gaming, are joining in
Third-party apps like Apollo are being crushed by ridiculous price increases
TessaHolly was absolutely convinced that another MMO player wouldn’t be able to obtain a coveted pet
Video game criticism, and coverage, is poorer without them
The Fandom-owned aggregator is aware of the 'abusive and disrespectful' Burning Shores reviews
Harry Potter, Nightmare Before Christmas, and more are getting shredded
A bizarre casting lineup takes on the goofiest story of 2021
Don't bother trying to dig them up either, they're long gone
The founder of WallStreetBets says he was wrongly ousted over trademark dispute
Working conditions continue to deteriorate at the internet’s favorite meme stock
The company that owns Wookiepedia acquired GameSpot, Giant Bomb, Metacritic and more last fall
The largest gaming news publication has cut people across multiple departments