Fans are expressing concerns that the latest iteration of Vampire: The Masquerade, known as V6, bears too much resemblance to Dungeons & Dragons in its current design.
Beast of Reincarnation is among several high-profile games that have allegedly been leaked to pirates ahead of their scheduled launches in 2026.
The HBO series featuring Booster Gold has been absent from updates for several months, and the show’s writer has indicated that it could be facing cancellation.
Palworld TCG is flying off the shelves, leaving many fans empty-handed as scalpers drive prices into the thousands, reminiscent of the Pokémon card craze.
Dedicated fans of Shift Up are struggling to accept the company’s latest marketing approach.
The acclaimed director of Pan’s Labyrinth has kindly requested that Motion Twin consider creating a version of their game without respawning mechanics, aimed at older players.
Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen is set to introduce a challenging hard mode in its enhanced edition, launching in 2024.
Hank Green expressed concern about the excessive dopamine boost he experiences from engaging with LLMs, noting that it’s becoming unhealthy for him.
At Gen Con 2026, Ravensburger is introducing a new version of Lorcana that closely resembles the Commander format popularized by Magic: The Gathering.
A recent trend in amiibo launches suggests an intriguing theory.
Wizards of the Coast is drawing inspiration from the successful strategies of Magic: The Gathering.
Claims emerge that the Hugging Face breach by OpenAI was even more severe.
On this episode of The Vergecast, we dive into the growing concerns surrounding advanced AI technology and the apparent lack of action to regulate it. We also explore the fundamental question: what exactly defines a computer?
New York has filed a lawsuit against Kalshi, alleging that the prediction market is operating an unauthorized gambling business by accepting bets without the necessary licensing.
Major music labels are advocating for new regulations that would limit AI-generated music on the charts, allowing only tracks that are predominantly created by humans.
Google Earth’s latest AI image generator is facing challenges with the creation of misleading visuals, even with the implementation of SynthID watermarks for verification.