Rockstar devs could go on strike before GTA 6 launch as unionization talks grow
Rockstar Games employees are seeking protections before GTA 6 launches in November, calling for recognition after 31 firings last year.
Rockstar Games employees are seeking protections before GTA 6 launches in November, calling for recognition after 31 firings last year.
Dare we hope this is a sign of things to come...?
Seems like a problem a lot of glitter can fix.
Turtle Beach puts a screen on another screenless PC mainstay.
Radzig Kobyla's sword vs Anduril. It's the fight of the 15th century.
The new co-op game Turok: Origins is set to release sometime Fall 2026, with a fresh trailer revealed today from Saber Interactive.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
The fight continues on for Stop Killing Games, but the California Protect Our Games Act has failed during committee so that's the end of it there for now.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
With an official Steam Frame compatibility rating of "Playable," Portal 2 misses out on being Verified on the standalone VR headset.
The newly-formed Rockstar IWGB Game Workers Union are pushing for official recognition by Rockstar ahead of GTA 6's console release this November. Although the union publicly announced themselves at the end of May, they still aren't officially recognised by Rockstar Games. Until they are acknowledged by Rockstar, the union won't have the formal channels to push for their stated aims of pay transparency, flexible working, and an end to crunch. However, UK law is on the union's side. Read more
Intel's Panther Lake has similar LPE cores, and they work a treat.
Former Dragon Age wordsmith David Gaider isn't keen on the use of generative AI in game development, at least in the tech's current form. In the veteran developer's view, even if it can be used as a means to speed up the handling of more mundane tasks - which is the way many execs have been trying to sell it - genAI runs the risk of inhibiting developers' abilities to teach the less experienced colleagues the ins and outs of the craft. Read more
Rumors had spread, but it's now been confirmed that World of Warcraft Classic won't be getting a fresh Season of Discovery server.
Catch me on the corner selling server.jar out of a long trenchcoat.
Dust yourself off and try again.
One day, we'll laugh about all this. Maybe...
Nah. Nope. I'm good, thanks. None of those are exactly what former Archetype Entertainment studio head and BioWare veteran James Ohlen said when Hasbro asked him if he fancied making a Baldur's Gate 4, but they essentially capture the jist. Despite having worked on the RPG series before, the former boss behind upcoming sci-fi RPG Exodus wasn't keen in picking up the baton Larian had tossed aside, mainly because trying to live up to the expectations their last work set would be a hugely daunting
Everything you need to know about the many Minecraft biomes, from idyllic plains and snowy tundra, to mountain highs and dappled forests.
Ignore how much VRAM it has; it's simply not worth 333 euros.
The Entertainment Software Association's Jennifer Gibbons claimed that Minecraft servers were "illegal" and "not affiliated with Microsoft."
Microsoft may close State of Decay developers Undead Labs as part of Xbox's imminent hewing back of projects and livelihoods, with Elder Scrolls studio Bethesda and World of Warcraft creators Blizzard also facing significant layoffs in the course of what an anonymous insider has called “the biggest single cut series for Xbox". To put that quote in context, the company laid off around 1900 Microsoft gaming workers back in January 2024. Xbox unions are even now haggling with management to p
Ahead of its big update coming in October, you can grab Arc Raiders for 30% off on Fanatical so that you're not behind for the next new map.
In a devastating turn of events, Valve has stepped in and forced Dbrand to abandon its adorable Companion Cube-shaped Steam Machine case.
A Californian bill aiming to force publishers shutting down servers for online games to provide a version of the game players can keep on playing independently of said servers or issue full refunds has failed to pass a committee vote in the state's senate. That means the bill's march through the legislature, which has been backed by the wider Stop Killing Games campaign, has come to a relative standstill for now. Read more