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Laid-off devs of cancelled ZeniMax MMO Project Blackbird form new studio 'with no outside investors and full creative control,' and they're calling it Sackbird [145d]
Can you ID these videogames just from their food? Take our latest, tastiest quiz! [146d]
Ubisoft reportedly cancelled an Assassin's Creed game set around the American Civil War because of Yasuke backlash and political turmoil in the US [146d]
Blizzard insists that now is the right time to axe World of Warcraft's popular combat mods: 'We're going to be playing very close attention in the weeks and months to come' [146d]
As Rainbow Six Siege X numbers continue to slide, Ubisoft promises to crack down on cheaters and 'prioritize a fun experience' with future balance changes [146d]
After cheaters broke Steam's most popular roguelike's leaderboards, its dev issued a fix and a warning: 'Cheaters you better watch your ass or I'm clapping your cheeks back to the shadow realm where you belong' [146d]
Research firm estimates that North Korean crypto hackers have already made off with over $2 billion this year, reckons the regime has stolen over $6 billion in total [146d]
UK police arrest two teenagers suspected of the nursery hack and ransom that saw images and the information of 20 toddlers posted to the dark web [146d]
Kentucky sues Roblox, calling it 'a playground for predators who seek to harm our children' [146d]