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Nintendo has announced that a new Indie World presentation will air tomorrow, October 28. The event will run for roughly 15 minutes.

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the original Xbox, Microsoft’s first foray into the console gaming space. Competing directly with the PlayStation 2 and the GameCube, the Xbox quickly carved its own place in the industry and built up its own dedicated fanbase. There are many original Xbox games that still hold up today,…

Fans of a popular PS4 open-world survival game have received an update on its upcoming PlayStation 5 release. The announcement brings good news for existing players who have been waiting to experience the game on a modern console.

If one thing has defined the video game industry over the past five years more than anything else–more than the games themselves, the achievements and the money made–it’s layoffs. As platform holders and studio owners (especially those in the AAA space) become increasingly fixated on short-term profits, the people actually making video games have somehow…

Arcades were the birthplace of video games, and today gamers are still chasing the thrill of plugging quarters into cabinets and wasting away afternoons with friends. The gaming industry has changed in so many ways over the decades, but arcades still hold power over games. 

Sony adds a new collection of games to the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog every month, which allows members to access hundreds of games at no additional cost. However, while the catalog gets updated with a new lineup, some older games are also regularly removed from the service. Now, the company has revealed the full list…

Fans of PlayStation consoles will soon have a new collectible to add to their collections. Following the gaming giant’s 30th anniversary, a new book will document the seen and unseen history of Sony’s gaming hardware.

Developers at Rockstar Games working on Grand Theft Auto 6 will vote on whether or not to establish a union at the studio next month, with the voting period coinciding with GTA 6‘s launch.

When is a firing technically not a firing? When it’s a voluntary exit offer. That’s what’s being attempted by Microsoft, as it has sent out a memo to employees that offers them a package of benefits to leave the corporation voluntarily.

“Grand Theft Auto VI” from Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) has a shot at blowing the minds of investors amid intense anticipation for the game’s release in a few weeks.