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Valve unintentionally set the stage for today's digital economic hellscape, according to its former economist in residence
News Yanis Varoufakis says we're in the age of "technofeudalism," and TF2 hats brought us there.
Game Informer, the longest running US gaming magazine, shuts down after 33 years
GameStop abruptly closed the Minneapolis-based publication on Friday.
Founder takes down the Nexus Mods of romhacking after 20 years because 'lines were crossed' by 'a most dishonest and hate filled group,' but others tell a different story
News Romhacking.net has been a bastion of the scene for nearly 20 years.
If 1 million people sign a petition, a ban on rendering multiplayer games unplayable has a chance to become law in Europe
news A European initiative is now underway for videogame preservation and consumer protections against publishers "killing games."
Former Bungie devs show fury and sorrow over layoffs, following the revelation that CEO Pete Parsons allegedly spent at least $2,414,550 on vintage cars in the past 2 years
News No bungee cords at the bottom.
A disgraced Dr Disrespect teases his return to streaming
36 days after his self-imposed hiatus, Dr Disrespect is back on social media.
PC Gamer announces editorial staff changes and recent hirings
staff Meet our new Global Editor-in-Chief, Phil Savage.
Bungie lays off 220 developers in shocking bloodbath as it aggressively refocuses on Destiny and Marathon: 'We were overly ambitious'
News 155 more jobs would have been lost, but they'll be absorbed by Sony instead.
