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David Jaffe was the mastermind behind the original God of War game. No longer an SIE employee, the podcaster shares his thoughts on industry news. He was earlier criticized for endorsing PlayStation’s shift away from physical games. However, Jaffe now sympathizes with consumers who expected new PS5 discs throughout the console’s lifecycle.

Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr has responded to BTS pulling out of the 2027 Grammy Awards. He said the news left him saddened. He also said he hopes the group reconsiders before the submission window closes.

Xbox experienced a strange outage earlier this week. Not only were the platform’s online services unavailable for almost an entire day, but even games on physical discs stopped working for some players. The company’s technology chief, Scott Van Vliet, explained that the outage was caused by problems at an external licensing service. And if your…

After once being excited for her debut novel to become a film, author Tomi Adeyemi is sharing her turmoil over the project.

Apple’s incoming CEO, hardware chief John Ternus, has committed to expanding the tech giant’s entertainment footprint when he officially takes the helm of the iPhone maker in September. Speaking on the red carpet at the fourth season premiere of “Ted Lasso” this week, Ternus highlighted the company’s streaming trajectory alongside outgoing CEO Tim Cook, news…

DJ Envy confessed that his wife, Gia Casey, had to teach him how to properly wash his ass in the shower.

Lyricist Puneet Sharma, who released ‘Sadak Pe Utar Ja’ to express solidarity with students, says the song reflects how the system compels youth to protest when they’d rather live their lives

UPDATE 8:30 p.m. ET:Xbox CTO Scott Van Vliet said his team has traced today’s outage to the failure of a licensing service that “Xbox depends on.” That triggered sign-in scenarios to fail, followed by “many scenarios that require an entitlement check…such as listing out your Full Library and launching games that you own,” he tweeted.…

A former Fixer Upperstar is getting candid about his time on the hit home renovation series.

It’s not as if John Ternus was likely to shut down Apple TV, but he has now affirmed that it will continue to develop when he becomes Apple CEO.