A ring built to reward kills may be killing players instead, and Blizzard says it is looking into it.

Two cloud-gaming pivots split the audience: Amazon bundles through Prime Video, Microsoft experiments with ads for “owned” titles.

A full Unreal Engine 5 remake shows how studios can modernize legacy hits without erasing what made them great.

The 83rd Venice Film Festival puts media-power mythmaking center stage, with one female director in competition.

The director ties game releases to movie casting, with Nintendo treating synergy as a two-way development pipeline.

A no-extra-charge add-on expands Luna access on Fire TV, signaling Amazon's next gaming bet after last year's relaunch.

The Brazilian-Portugal co-production is taking Angolan novelist José Eduardo Agualusa’s hit to theaters, with Araujo starring.

The 83rd Venice International Film Festival gets Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger, with two brothers promising attendance.

Arrowhead gives a calendar date, a trailer tease, and a grimdark clue: Warbond cosmetics and weapons are coming.

A £34m move gets Arsenal an “extremely versatile attacking player” and signals how they are funding and shaping their attack.

Apple TV debuts “The Last Person on Earth,” an eight-episode dating documentary that tests compatibility theory under isolation pressure.

Amazon Luna and Game Studios’ GM walks back earlier ambiguity, narrowing who might build the next chapter of the franchise.