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Mighty Doomdeveloper Alpha Dog Games has reemerged as an independent studio two years after beingshuttered by former owner Microsoft.

Non-profit organisation Games for Change has published a white paper exploring how parents approach video games, and how to shift their focus away from “fear-driven narratives focused on addiction, violence, and excessive screen time.”

1047 Games, the studio behind the Spligate series, has reportedly laid off staff weeks after the release of its latest shooter,Empulse.

For those who weren’t around in the mid ’90s, it felt like “Jurassic Park” was everywhere, with the enormously successful 1993 movie spawning a line of merchandising and tie-in multimedia. This, of course, spread to video games, with virtually every major gaming platform of the era receiving its own games based on the movie. As…

One of the most enduring video game franchises of all time is “Final Fantasy,” which has been inspiring millions of gamers worldwide since 1987. Decades later, the series still makes seismic waves throughout the industry whenever a new title gets released. That longevity and continued prominence comes from “Final Fantasy” undergoing a stunning transformation to…

For a whole generation of gamers, the PlayStation 3 represents a golden age. Alongside the Xbox 360, the PS3 had some of the greatest multiplatform games of all time, and its exclusives were second to none. The PS3 was the home of “Demon’s Souls,” “The Last of Us,” “Gran Turismo 5,” the first three “Uncharted”…

Sooth founder and CEO Ian Baer comes on Market Domination Overtime to share his firm’s insights into how sports viewers are watching and engaging with games and who the biggest sports media winners could be in the streaming era.

The games industry is holding its breath for Grand Theft Auto VI, slated to arrive Nov. 19.

Roblox is making game creation dramatically more accessible. The platform has announced Build, a new mobile-first AI tool that turns plain text descriptions into playable game prototypes directly inside the Roblox app.

Anyone who buys a Steam Machine will be able to play virtually all of the games that also run on a traditional gaming PC – but nothing beyond that. Unlike traditional consoles, Valve’s new device will not have its own exclusive titles. Valve engineer Pierre-Loup Griffais explained the reasoning in an interview with Bloomberg: Restricting where…