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DDG is in search of a new cameraman after the previous one left for reasons that the streamer decided to discuss publicly earlier this week.
A former Fixer Upperstar is getting candid about his time on the hit home renovation series.
Hollywood’s biggest blind spot has never been storytelling — it’s been figuring out how to extend valuable intellectual property into new formats and technologies, former Walt Disney Company CEO Michael Eisner said Thursday, citing his own industry’s repeated stumbles in gaming as proof.
Will Smith’s name is being dragged into a legal battle between his ex Jada Pinkett Smithand his former friend Bilaal Salaam.
In a new YouTube video, former Nintendo employees Kit & Krysta discussed the “biggest secrets” they had to keep at Nintendo, and surprisingly, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’s reveal was one of the closest-guarded.
The notion of digital gaming is one that has been blowing upin recent weeks, but not entirely for good reasons. It has become a massive point of contention across the wider industry thanks to Sony’s revelation that it will cease to produce discsfor new PlayStation games released after January 2028.
Stan Lee’s legacy is once again in the spotlight—but this time, it’s not because of Marvel. A new documentary claims the comic book legend spent his final years being systematically swindled by his own manager, alleging that millions of dollars disappeared while Lee continued to make high-profile convention appearances
Former PlayStation boss and former SIE president Shawn Layden believes the video game industry has become too homogenous, with many titles feeling like copies of one another. He argues that “we’ve lost a lot of variety in games” released in recent years and directly blames ballooning development budgets
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Three former Lincoln City men were in action last night, although only two were players contracted to the club