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Russian antivirus giant Kaspersky leaves the US after two decades, slams the 'theoretical concerns' that led to it being banned
news The US claims the Kremlin could abuse Kaspersky software "to access and potentially exploit sensitive U.S. technology and data".
Court documents show that not only is Valve a fraction the size of companies like EA or Ubisoft, it's smaller than a lot of triple-A developers
news According to improperly redacted documents from a recent lawsuit, Valve had 336 employees in 2021.
Former Bungie lead counsel explains how the studio nailed one of Destiny 2's most infamous leakers
news Don McGowan didn't name names, but the steamer in question quickly took credit by denying his involvement.
The first-ever Olympic Esports Games are coming in 2025, and of course they're being held in Saudi Arabia
news The IOC has signed a 12-year deal with the country to hold official Olympic esports events on a regular basis.
Under fire after OnlyFans leak, Twitch streamer Sketch posts apology for a past that doesn't really need one: 'That was a dark time, [a] rough time'
News "People like FaZe, Banks especially, and my friends that I've made over the past couple of years came and they saved me. I don't know what I was gonna do."
What do we want FromSoftware to do after Shadow of the Erdtree?
Bets placed The Elden Ring studio's next project is a complete mystery, but we've got some theories. Okay, requests.
Embracer has reportedly closed Elex developer Piranha Bytes as former creative director announces a new indie studio
news Piranha Bytes said it was "in a difficult situation" earlier this year and it appears a solution could not be found.
20 hidden gems from 2024 to grab before the end of the Steam Summer Sale
Hot ticket So many incredible under-the-radar indies have come out this year, from roguelikes to experimental horror to "UI strategy hell," we had trouble keeping the list to just 20.
