Bungie sues Destiny 2 player for cheating, threatening employees online
Lawsuit accuses streamer of evading bans, as well as multiple violations of the firm's Limited Software Licence Agreement
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Faze Clan goes live on NASDAQ
Gaming brand announced its intent to float last year following merger with SPAC
The LEGO Group's vision for building better digital playgrounds | Playable Futures
A new digital future means a new approach to empowering and protecting children, says The LEGO Group's Anna Rafferty
Court dismisses class-action antitrust lawsuit against PlayStation Store
But consumers who argue Sony selling digital games solely through its own platform can file an amended complaint
UK Government demands games companies protect children from loot boxes, but stops short of legislation
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport says that loot box customers are more likely to suffer gambling-related harms
PC market experiences "sharpest decline in nine years"
Shipments were down 12.6% year-on-year during Q2 2022
Bungie “committed” to addressing demands for trans-inclusive healthcare
Firm working with Trans@Bungie group after designer flags being denied gender-affirming surgery by Destiny studio's health insurance provider
Making subscription platforms work | Opinion
Harbottle & Lewis' Kostya Lobov weighs up the factors developers should consider when trying to get their game included in a subscription service
Apple, Google under pressure as EU approves Digital Markets Act
New legislation due to come into force this autumn, expected to loosen platform holders' control over iOS and Google Play
NetEase invests "several million dollars" in Polish VR studio
Lodz-based Something Random is to release its debut title in 2023
Diablo Immortal's first month earnings near $50m
Spending peaked on Day 10 with Blizzard earning $2.4 million, 30-day downloads reached 10 million
Analysts: “The games industry is not going anywhere” in the face of a recession
The business of video games is expected to show resilience in the event of an economic downturn, although some areas will feel the effects
Former Supercell devs raise $5m for new studio Bit Odd
Finnish studio aims to develop games "not based on data but on feeling"
Quebec devs fear new language law will hurt local games industry
Bill 96 requires immigrants to access government services only in French after six months, business to draft contracts in French
Game devs speak up for abortion rights
Studios and organizations across the industry condemn US Supreme Court decision allowing criminalization of abortion, commit to support employees, share fundraising links
Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot takes 30% pay cut
Company still at "high risk" of losing talent, but gender balance slowly improving
Saber Interactive accuses Spintires publisher Oovee Games of defamation
Ongoing battle between two companies also encompasses debate over payments for simulator's solo developer
Report: 79% of games industry workers support unionisation
UNI Global Union surveyed workers from 29 countries, majority face low pay, discrimination, more
Zordix: "Despite challenges and effort surrounding M&A, the risk still proves worth the reward"
The company's CEO, Christina Seelye, tells us why you should consider merger and acquisition activity
CEO says Embracer "will not change in any way" after Saudi Arabia $1bn investment
Lars Wingefors explains the rationale for accepting investment from Savvy Gaming Group
Microsoft and CWA enter labor neutrality agreement
Union drops objections to Activision Blizzard acquisition after Xbox maker commits to five provisions regarding the Call of Duty maker's employees
Perfect World denies graduate training scheme is 'pay to work'
Successful applicants would be charged over $2,600 to work on a multiplayer survival title at the Chinese company
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