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Resident Evil film director Paul W.S. Anderson expressed his frustration with directors who helm video game adaptations without ever playing the source material.
The developer of indie FPS Fortune's Run has returned to work on the game following a prison sentence stemming from an assault charge.
Giving away Blood West on the Epic Games Store surprisingly triggered a 200% sales surge on rival platform Steam.
Himouto! Umaru-chan creator Sankaku Head revealed a 10-year secret that Umaru was modeled after his real younger sister who passed away.
Hideo Kojima revealed that he pitched his horror game OD to several companies before Xbox, but everyone thought he was crazy and claimed it could not be done.
Embark Studios CEO Patrick Söderlund revealed that Arc Raiders is replacing AI voice lines with human voice actors, noting real performers deliver far superior quality.
Stardew Valley creator Eric Barone has donated $125,000 to open-source framework MonoGame, pledging continued monthly support for future indie game developers.
Pragmata director Yonghee Cho opened up about the challenges of making Diana feel like an android rather than a human child, jokingly comparing it to Arale.
Japanese developers shared that domestic studios would struggle to match the immense scale and detail of China's upcoming open-world game Neverness to Everness.
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick revealed that GTA VI will not feature real-world brand collaborations, keeping the game's setting strictly fictional.
The creator of Love Love Mystery Club asks players not to buy cheap access through Steam Offline exploits, citing major damage to indie developers.
Indie developer Daikichi_EMP restored WIRED TOKYO 2007 to Steam after legally granting himself permission to use his own board games in the project.