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Insomniac games founder Ted Price is retiring after more than 30 years of making games: 'It was simply time to step aside and let others pave the way'
news Price founded Insomniac in 1994, and he's been there ever since.
Electronic Arts says 'Dragon Age and EA Sports FC 25 underperformed' as it revises its financial outlook downward
news Dragon Age: The Veilguard missed sales projections by nearly 50%.
'PC development has skyrocketed,' GDC survey finds: 80% of developers are now making games for PC, more than double the number working on PS5 or Xbox games
news Interest in PC game development is higher than ever.
It's still grim out there, even if you aren't AAA: Industry report claims that 1 in 10 respondents were laid off in 2024—with 'narrative' roles taking the biggest overall hit
News The unprecedented layoffs will continue until morale improves.
'Oh, don't worry about this': Tekken boss denies he's leaving Bandai Namco after saying he's open to work on LinkedIn, claims it's just because he wants to 'meet more people'
news Yuh-huh…
The biggest PC gaming subreddit has blacklisted X for being 'hateful' and 'toxic', citing Elon Musk's 'distasteful' behavior
News The 'distasteful' behavior presumably references the Nazi salute he delivered at yesterday's inauguration.
'Stargate' is now a real thing, but sadly not a portal to an alien planet: A bunch of tech companies plan to spend $500 billion building AI data centers
news President Trump announced the project (which was already underway) with his new tech industry pals, promising "colossal data centers."
GDC's annual State of the Game Industry survey reveals 1/3 of 'triple-A developers' are working on live service games
news It doesn't seem like big publishers are ready to give up on the live service chase just yet.
