I am fluent in you.

Game industry hardship fund: 127 items for $10.00

People are being laid off in a horrendous job market. You do not have to praise the muddled prose of the rich and insulated.

Deputada Federal pede que o Senacon investigue uma possível infração do Código da Defesa do Consumidor com a decisão da Sony de exintinguir mídia digital

A series of leaks have tied multiple current and former video game industry execs to the controversial billionaire's invite-only 'Dialog' conference.

Editors and writers at the Valnet-owned site TheGamer will now reportedly not be paid for their work if their articles do not accrue enough views

SF organization losing access to some news content

There is a particular indignity that comes from living in America, derived from the experience of waking up in the morning to see reports that Donald Trump has said something profoundly evil, and then...

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Artificial intelligence technologies are being adopted faster than ever before by developers in Japan, according to a newly released survey conducted by the organization behind the Tokyo Game Show. The results indicated that over 50% of Japanese video game developers are integrating AI into their production. Automaton shared the results of the findings from the 2025 CESA Video Game Industry Report, which found that 51% of Japanese developers use AI in some capacity while creating games. The survey was conducted between June and July of this year, with 54 companies responding, including Sega, Capcom, and Level-5. Most of the companies indicated that they are using AI for visual assets, story and text creation, and programing support. There are even some developers who are using AI to help them create in-house game engines. This matches up with global trends. A majority of game developers worldwide are known to use AI systems for game development, despite ongoing worker concerns. Continue Reading at GameSpot

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Criticism is dying, for video games and all arts, and by foregoing reviews Silksong is trying to speed up the process.