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There was a small but breathless news cycle yesterday around the fact that GTA VIwill make the cutoff to be eligible for The Game Awards, which to me mostly served as a reminder that, oh right, the ever-lengthening showcase has trophies attached. The fact raised suspicion that the unstoppable hype force of GTAhad somehow altered…

A new bill proposed by Representative Ritchie Torres, a Democratic US congressman from New York, aims to establish new regulations that would ensure that “buying a video game would give the consumer ownership of the game rather than a license to play it,” including assurances that they can continue to access the games for years…

New York City has it all: glitz, glamor, trash, rats. Walk down the street and you might see a major movie set—or 9/11. People in other countries know our mayor’s name. So why is one of the biggest entertainment mediums on Earth relatively underrepresented here? On a very special LIVE AND IN PERSON episode of…

While most people probably have no idea what Drunken Goddess Reflux is—it was only revealed for the first time earlier this year—the game’s Steam page already has over 25,000 followers and it’s ranked in 65th place among the top wishlisted games on Valve’s storefront. It also seems pretty safe to assume that the upcoming game…

With the success of video game films like Resident Evil, even more studios are getting in on the game, and this time there’s a recognizable name behind it. Deadline reports that Scarlet Stallone, Tulsa King star and daughter of Sylvester Stallone, is producing film and TV adaptations of the popular anthology game Fears to Fathom.

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Drexel University’s Leonard Pearlstein Gallery has been transformed into a communal video game lounge where visitors can try out indie titles, learn about their creators and explore the history of gaming as a means of cultural resistance.

Video game adaptations in the world of movies have been a thing for over 40 years now, and have mostly been hit or miss. For some time, the thought of a video game being adapted into a movie was enough to send gamers into a panic.

Big Walk, House House’s cooperative puzzler that relies heavily on proximity chat and letting players just kinda wander around an island and figure it all out without much guidance, isone of the best games of the year. However, it skipped Xbox when it launched in August, and while thatisn’t that uncommon these days, anyone who…

A local AI founder has created a multiplayer shooter game set in the Tenderloin, where players gun down zombie versions of neighborhood residents, drawing immediate criticism for its portrayal of people dealing with homelessness and addiction.