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An alleged Pokemon clone has just cost its developers and publishers a whopping $15 million following a copyright infringement lawsuit from The Pokemon Company.
Yesterday, Vince Zampella (Head of Respawn and manager of the Battlefield franchise) took the opportunity to discuss the recent announcement of the PS5 Pro in his interview with IGN about the next Battlefield game.
With plans to trim $10 billion from its budget, Intel is halting plans to build a cutting-edge foundry in the green fields of Magdeburg, Germany for around two years. The facility was originally intended to start construction in 2023, with production beginning in late 2027.
Final Fantasy 16 producer Naoki Yoshida has asked that fans refrain from installing or creating offensive or inappropriate PC mods.
One of the most inexplicable bits of casting in the upcoming Minecraft movie is certified beef-hunk Jason Momoa as Garrett 'The Garbage Man' Garrison, a haunted-looking figure who got dressed by accelerating through a thrift store at speed.
Capcom has released an update for Dragon’s Dogma 2 which adds a casual mode, more animations and dozens of gameplay tweaks and bug fixes.
Dragon's Dogma 2 just got a massive new update with all sorts of game tweaks and Vocation changes - and most notably, a casual difficulty mode that makes the RPG easier.
Final Fantasy XVI launches later today on PC, around fifteen months after its debut on PlayStation 5. With every successful PC release, there's a solid chance users will create all sorts of mods, which is generally a great thing. However, a small portion of those mods may be distasteful, particularly to the game's creators.