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American Legion Gaming Hosts 24-Hour Fundraiser on December 2 to Support Veterans This Holiday Season
American Legion Gaming will hold a 24-hour streaming marathon on December 2, Giving Tuesday, to raise funds that will help provide consoles to disabled and isolated veterans during the holiday season.
Prince of Persia Remake Rumored for January Release
Ubisoft is reportedly preparing to release the long-awaited Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake in January.
British Royal Navy Adds Esports Gaming Suite to Its Aircraft Carrier
The British Royal Navy has introduced a new esports suite on HMS Prince of Wales that gives sailors a space for gaming, teamwork, and digital skill building while deployed at sea.
What We Know About the Assassin’s Creed IV Remake
Rumors suggest Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag is returning as a full remake with modern systems, richer content, and a possible early 2026 release.
Battlefield 6 Breaks Franchise Records With More Than Seven Million Sold In Three Days
Battlefield 6 continues its record-breaking momentum as one of the top-selling games of 2025, backed by strong launch sales and leading market data.
Study Finds Video Gamers Surpass Board Game Players in Cognitive Performance
Players who spend more time with video games versus traditional board games scored higher on tests of planning, memory, mental flexibility, and problem solving, according to a 2023 report.
Mafia: The Old Country Will Receive a Free Update on November 20
The Free Ride update for Mafia: The Old Country launches November 20 with first-person driving, new challenges, Classic difficulty, and Photo Mode.
GameStop to Launch ‘Trade Anything Day’ on December 6
GameStop is preparing a one-day ‘Trade Anything’ event that allows customers to trade almost any item for store credit.
Most Gamers Still Prefer Single Player Titles
Single-player games remain the top choice for most gamers across major markets, according to findings from Ampere and MIDiA.
More Veterans Are Exploring Careers in Gaming, Survey Shows
According to an ESA survey, more U.S. veterans are exploring careers in the video game industry, leveraging their military skills, teamwork, and leadership to enter game design, esports, and community roles.
American Legion Gaming Delivers New Gaming Equipment to Veterans in Los Angeles
American Legion Gaming celebrated Veterans Day by delivering and installing five thousand dollars in video game equipment at New Directions for Veterans at the West Los Angeles VA campus.
Indie Game Awards 2025 Nominees Announced
The Indie Game Awards 2025 celebrates the creativity, diversity, and innovation of independent game developers across the world.
ARC Raiders Addresses AI Controversy
Embark Studios has clarified how it uses AI in ARC Raiders, responding to player concerns and reaffirming that real people and creativity are still at the core of the game’s development.
Nintendo Switch 2 Outsells PlayStation 5 in Launch Sales
Nintendo’s new Switch 2 is outselling Sony’s PlayStation 5 in early sales, fueled by high demand, strong first-party titles, and smoother global supply that helped the hybrid console reach millions of players faster than its rival.
The Rise of Poki and the Return of Browser Gaming
Poki is gaining global popularity as a top platform for free online games with instant browser play and trending titles.
Rockstar Games Fires Employees Amid Leak Allegations
Unions protest and allege anti-union practices after Rockstar Games faces backlash for firing over 30 employees accused of leaking information during the development of Grand Theft Auto VI.
Street Fighter 6 Unveils “Ghosts ’n Goblins Gala Fighting Pass”
Capcom’s Street Fighter 6 unveils “Ghosts ’n Goblins Gala Fighting Pass,” a spooky crossover featuring themed costumes and rewards inspired by the classic arcade game.
Japanese Game Studios Accuse OpenAI of Using Copyrighted Content
Japanese game studios demand OpenAI stop using their works in Sora 2 AI over copyright concerns with popular characters.