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Fortnite Override is in full swing and in our humble opinion, it’s been one of the best seasons for the battle royale so far.

Snail, Inc. SNAL is expanding beyond its traditional gaming portfolio with an artificial intelligence (AI) initiative that could open a new avenue for growth. Through the subsidiary Egofold, the company recently introduced AI Ranch and its first product, Non-Human Player (“NHP”), an AI companion designed to behave more like a human gaming teammate.

The first few weeks of a new semester as a STEM student can be chaotic. You’re acclimating to the specific “work-play balance” of college life, spending afternoons studying for a neural networks class or vibe coding a new app for a hackathon. Meanwhile, your gaming squad is already asking when you’re hopping on in the…

Games media publisher Hookshot has launched Steam Hype, a new PC-focused media outlet. It is the fifth site launched by Hookshot – in which GamesIndustry.biz parent IGN Entertainment holds a minority stake through its acquisition of Gamer Network – and completes the firm’s platform lineup alongside Nintendo Life, Push Square, Pure Xbox, and retro brand…

Logitech has published research on the gaming habits of Australian IT decision-makers, finding a strong overlap between gaming and workplace technology purchasing.

Roblox shares jumped to the NYSE top gainers list after the company unveiled new play, creation and monetization tools at its 12th annual Roblox Developers Conference.

Mighty Mike Plays started as innocent gameplay uploads, but after dad Dave showed his son how to run a small $20 ad campaign using the shared company card, the boy launched his own promotions. Those efforts drove 200,000 views per video but racked up $118,000 over three weeks, landing Dave in a tense meeting with…

The most important contribution fintech has made to online gaming may be surprisingly simple: it has made moving money digitally much easier.

Thanks to massive data center demand, prices for DRAM and NAND chips have skyrocketed in recent quarters. This has made the process of building a new gaming rig considerably more painful, due to ever-increasing prices for consumer hardware.

Solana’s blockchain gaming story is getting more complicated. In March 2026, Solana Foundation President Lily Liu publicly argued that gaming on a blockchain was not coming back, even as Solana’s own developer rellet-based authentication, token payments, and on-chain economies