EXCLUSIVE: Game Show Network has decided on putting 100 Choices into development. The cable channel is working with Extracted and On Brand with Jimmy Fallon producer B17 Entertainment to create a U.S.

A former God of War producer is raising the alarm on AAA development, saying that big-name publishers like Activision and Sony need to diversify their offerings more as there are great opportunities ...

TL;DR: Project Shadowglass by Starhelm Studios innovates with real-time 3D pixel art graphics, blending retro 16-bit aesthetics and early 3D visuals. Using a modified Godot engine, it offers immersive ...

A new study into the engines powering the most successful web games has revealed the overwhelming dominance of Unity, but highlights a critical trade-off between its powerful ecosystem and the ...

xAI is recruiting humans to train its AI system Grok to “excel” at making video games, according to the company’s job posting for a “video games tutor.” Elon Musk has discussed this before, saying he ...

The Cleveland Guardians are turning to Chase DeLauter to make his Major League debut in an elimination game against the Detroit Tigers. It's time to see what promising outfield prospect Chase DeLauter ...

Dan Houser has an interesting story to tell about Grand Theft Auto III and the time the industry did not get it. Dan was asked in the recent IGN interview if there was a point where Rockstar thought ...

Two straight wins over the Milwaukee Brewers has landed the Cincinnati Reds a new magic number. After the New York Mets lost while the Reds won on Sept. 26, Cincinnati held the last wild card spot in ...

A few days ago, a Nintendo patent filing once again kickstarted rumors that a second-screen accessory might be on its way to the Nintendo Switch 2, specifically for Nintendo DS games. While it’s an ...

Is 3D cinema set for another big revival? Audience trends and industry moves point in that direction, but it may be fueled by a potentially destructive force: artificial intelligence. North American ...

Speaking during an interview with Famitsu, Hideaki Itsuno, the former Capcom veteran who directed a number of titles including Devil May Cry 2 and Dragon’s Dogma, has admitted that he’s not ...