In a recent episode of Weekly MTG, the team at Wizards of the Coast discussed the challenges that arose from their initial Secret Lair strategy.
Since its debut in 2017, the original Switch has become Nintendo’s top-selling console, marking a significant evolution for the company.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream will face significant limitations on its image sharing and online functionalities, as outlined by Nintendo. Here are the details on what to expect.
Roblox is set to phase out Classic Heads from its marketplace, opting for Dynamic Heads instead, sparking frustration among veteran players.
Craig Duncan, the head of Xbox Game Studios, has addressed the uncertainty surrounding the release dates for Fable and Forza Horizon 6 on PS5, providing some clarity on the matter.
California’s No Secret Police Act encounters legal challenges, despite widespread disapproval of ICE’s use of masks.
Ubisoft is undergoing a significant restructuring aimed at prioritizing expansive open-world games and live service experiences, aligning its strategy with trends seen in major studios like EA and PlayStation.
Sony and TCL are teaming up to explore a potential joint venture aimed at enhancing Sony’s home entertainment division.
The latest 3.0 update for Animal Crossing: New Horizons introduces a range of quality-of-life enhancements, including a new hotel for players to customize and the ability to strafe. Additionally, the $5 Nintendo Switch 2 Edition upgrade boosts overall performance.
They are banding together to stand strong against emerging AI competitors.
GameStop’s CEO Ryan Cohen aims for a $35 billion payout by closing a significant number of stores, resulting in job losses for thousands of employees.
The US is ramping up its historical strategy of asserting dominance and acquiring natural resources, as evidenced by recent aggressive moves against Venezuela and provocative statements regarding Greenland.
New regulations regarding AI and social media are set to take effect in Texas, California, and several other states.
The demise of Charlie Kirk highlighted the deterioration of political dialogue and engagement in 2025.
Steam’s most popular games list reveals that 2025 was a year of surprises, featuring titles like Arc Raiders, Peak, Silksong, and Schedule 1.
The Trump administration and online platforms have joined forces to limit free expression on an unprecedented level.