The Latest Breaking News from Video Game

In this week’s newsletter: We’ve become so used to digitally downloading games now that it’s easy to forget how novel it once was, thanks to places like Xbox 360’s Marketplace

Amazon Prime Video’s “Like a Dragon: Yakuza,” which premieres in October, has all the glorious fare of a classic mobster story — bloody fistfights, beautiful women, expensive cars, muscle and flashy suits

The CEO of Electronic Arts, Andrew Wilson, said that the recent video game workers' strike is unlikely to cause any short-term disruptions to the studio.

The streaming giant Netflix (NFLX) has been making waves with its entry into video game publishing and strategic financial moves. In addition, the company boasts strong profitability and an optimistic growth outlook. Hence, should NFLX be on your investment radar in the highly competitive streaming market? Read more to find…

Ravens safety Eddie Jackson compared running back Derrick Henry to a created player in a video game

The Minnesota Vikings best player is no longer considered the best receiver in the video game.

Artificial intelligence was key to last year's Hollywood strikes, and it has now sparked a second walkout by those actors who work in a far larger industry, at the heart of advancing technology -- video games.

Looter shooter fans, rejoice

Hollywood screenwriters went on strike in May 2023. Two months later, actors joined them on the picket line. Those strikes ended later that year with historic deals that included, for the first time, protections regarding the use of artificial intelligence. Now it’s video game actors’ turn.

More than 2,500 video game voice actors and motion capture performers are going on strike after negotiations with game industry giants that began nearly two years ago failed to result in an agreement

SAG-AFTRA outlines the details