Elon Musk has halted an upcoming change to creator earnings on X, which aimed to discourage users outside the US from engaging in American political discussions.
Nintendo is changing the pricing structure for its exclusive Switch 2 games, with digital editions set to be cheaper than their physical versions.
A jury has delivered its verdict in a significant trial concerning social media addiction, initiated by 20-year-old Kaley G.M. against Instagram and YouTube.
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Woot is offering an exciting sale on Nintendo Switch 2 games and controllers until March 25th. Use the code SAVETWENTY at checkout to enjoy your savings!
As OpenAI closes Sora and Epic Games reduces its workforce, Disney’s ventures into the metaverse and AI face uncertain challenges.
The Nex Playground, a motion-sensing game console similar to Kinect, is set to see a price increase starting in April.
The 2026 Blade will maintain its sleek design, but Razer is set to enhance performance with improved speed and efficiency.
Spotify introduces Artist Profile Protection, allowing musicians to personally curate the music featured on their profiles.
Jason Blundell joined JCbackfire on a livestream to discuss the surprising changes in the gaming landscape.
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The Nex Playground, a popular gaming console that has occasionally surpassed sales of the Xbox and PS5, will see a $50 price increase starting next month.
Two VHS rental store management games, Retro Rewind and Rewind 99, are competing for players’ interest on Steam, but only one has made a significant impact on the platform.
The finale of the Chainsaw Man manga has set new digital viewership records, outpacing even iconic series like One Piece.
Digital editions of Nintendo games will be priced lower than their physical counterparts.