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Nintendo sues the US government over tariffs — Japanese videogame giant seeks 200 billion refund with interest

Nintendo of America filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government on March 6 in the U.S. Court of International Trade, seeking a refund of tariffs it paid under President Donald Trump's executive orders.

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Former Ghost of Yotei artist says she wasn't fired because of a Charlie Kirk joke, but 'because of a harassment campaign' that nobody at Sony or Sucker Punch bothered investigating

Former Ghost of Yotei artist says she wasn't fired because of a Charlie Kirk joke, but 'because of a harassment campaign' that nobody at Sony or Sucker Punch bothered investigating

Gamergate is alive and well in 2025.

A brainrot-themed Roblox game is taking a brainrot-themed Fortnite game to court for being 'a copy'

A brainrot-themed Roblox game is taking a brainrot-themed Fortnite game to court for being 'a copy'

I am tired of Earth. These people. I am tired of being caught in the tangle of their lives.

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Even more games are moving out of Silksong's way: 'I feel like a little krill trying not to get eaten by a blue whale'

It's Cyberpunk 2077 all over again.

Eminem’s Net Worth: The Real Story Behind His $250 Million Fortune

Discover the real story behind Eminem's $250 million net worth. Explore how the American rapper became one of the richest and highest-paid rappers ever! The post Eminem’s Net Worth: The Real Story Behind His $250 Million Fortune first appeared on Bored Panda.

Hit game Black Myth: Wukong faces backlash after telling players not to discuss ‘feminist propaganda’

Streamers were given list of topics to avoid also including news and politics, Covid-19 and China’s game industry

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Valve's former economist says Steam could produce 'better macroeconomic forecasts' than Goldman Sachs with the power of crowdsourcing and brownie points

A haunting vision of a Valve that might've been.

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Valve unintentionally set the stage for today's digital economic hellscape, according to its former economist in residence

Valve unintentionally set the stage for today's digital economic hellscape, according to its former economist in residence

Yanis Varoufakis says we're in the age of "technofeudalism," and TF2 hats brought us there.

Humble Games Layoffs Confirm a Dark Truth About the Video Game Industry

Humble Games Layoffs Confirm a Dark Truth About the Video Game Industry

Humble Games has reportedly laid off its entire staff as owner Ziff Davis has a consultancy firm take over. It's just the latest sign of an industry-wide problem that's worse than simple mismanagement.

Humble Games owner reportedly tried to sell the publisher twice before turning to mass layoffs and a third party to help "manage the slate"

Humble Games owner reportedly tried to sell the publisher twice before turning to mass layoffs and a third party to help "manage the slate"

The third party will apparently assist with the "back catalog," too

30 million copies later, Stardew Valley creator says "I'm just a dude who made a game" and still spends "all day hunched over the computer"

30 million copies later, Stardew Valley creator says "I'm just a dude who made a game" and still spends "all day hunched over the computer"

Eric Barone says he hasn't done anything "extravagant" with his success

As Rockstar brings workers back to the office, some GTA 6 devs fear the sequel will bleed talent in the final stretch: "Losing key people in teams would be very, very bad"

As Rockstar brings workers back to the office, some GTA 6 devs fear the sequel will bleed talent in the final stretch: "Losing key people in teams would be very, very bad"

"It's a very anti-parent move. For people with disabilities, it's a massive problem."

Pushing Buttons: Why Fortnite is suddenly the most popular game in the world once more

Pushing Buttons: Why Fortnite is suddenly the most popular game in the world once more

In this week’s newsletter: Almost 45 million people returned to the battle royale for its throwback event. What does that say about Fortnite’s grip on young gamers?

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