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Tampa, Fla. — Walking into a video game store is something Isaiah Chavez hopes he’ll always be able to do.
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He’s been saying it for years: blockbuster game development is unsustainable today, and given that Shawn Layden used to lead PlayStation’s entire roster of first-party studios, he likely knows a fair bit about the issue. “Every generation it costs twice as much to build a game,” he told Tom Phillips more recently.
Overlays with American Sign Language interpretation will be available for dozens of Netflix titles. (Netflix)
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Heartstopper has been described as “a lifeline for many” young LGBTQ+ viewers and something that has “changed countless lives” through its heartwarming depiction of the secondary school romance between Nick Nelson and Charlie Spring.
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Sony has been attracting serious heat over plans to stop manufacturing physical copies of its games, with gamers all over the world expressing concernsabout retaining ownership of their media. Sony announced on July 1 that all physical game disc production for new games releasing on PlayStation consoles will be discontinued starting in January 2028, restricting…
Online gaming is often discussed from the perspective of entertainment, regulation, or user behavior. Yet behind every modern gaming platform is a complex technical stack: payment rails, random number generation, game streaming, account security, data protection, mobile optimization, and compliance tools
If you admired the vast prairies in Twisters or the Western architecture in Killers of the Flower Moon, you’ve enjoyed the fruits of Oklahoma’s $30 million annual film and television incentive, which has attracted several major projects over the last few years. And despite headwinds, the state is still drawing big names