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'What are most games about? Killing': Black Mirror Season 7 includes a follow-up to 2018 interactive film Bandersnatch [369d]
Sony, which is making a Helldivers 2 movie, is also making a new Starship Troopers movie, but it's not based on the Starship Troopers movie we already have [369d]
Ubisoft is reportedly talking to Tencent about creating a new business entity to manage Assassin's Creed and other big games [369d]
'It really truly changed my life in every possible way': Lady Dimitrescu actor says her Resident Evil Village role was just as transformative for her as it was for roughly half the internet in 2021 [369d]
Monster Hunter Wilds' new gyro controls are a fantastic option for disabled and able-bodied players alike [369d]
Another live service shooter is getting shut down, this time before it even launched on Steam [369d]
Possibility Space owners sue NetEase for $900 million over allegations it spread 'false and defamatory rumors' of fraud at the studio that ultimately forced it to close [369d]
Fragpunk review [369d]
Rise of the Ronin review [369d]
2024 was Steam's 'best year ever' of users buying newly released games—but I wouldn't celebrate the end of the forever game era just yet [369d]
Valve tracked 1.7 million Steam users who joined in 2023 to see if they stuck around—they did, and they spent $93 million [369d]