Collaborate Disseminate
Third-party developers weren’t always quite so revered in the video game industry, but a pair of legal decisions helped them earn their place at the table. Continue reading How Third-Party Game Devs Reverse-Engineered Their Way Onto Your Consoles (and Into Your Heart)
Are you unable to access your Electronic Arts and PlayStation Network account? Well, welcome to the party since you are not alone. A growing number of users are reporting on Twitter that they can’t access their accounts and it is unclear what is really going on. Looking at the official help account of Playstation one can see […]
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Continue reading Users Reporting Electronic Arts and PlayStation Servers are Down
Theft, even if virtual, is still theft.
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Continue reading FBI says FIFA Ultimate Team console game hackers stole millions in virtual currency
The flaws of digital distribution come to the fore again after users in Myanmar remained banned from EA’s Origin service after sanctions lift. Continue reading Myanmar Will Be Able to Play ‘Battlefield 1’ After Being Abruptly Cut Off
“We can’t reward one set of people and not take into account 99 percent of other people who don’t have that kind of that compensation. It’s not fair to the vast majority.” Continue reading The Voice Actor Strike Is a Powder Keg for Video Game Industry Labor Issues
The harder ‘Battlefield 1’ tries to teach players about the horrors of war while still being fun, the more it fails. Continue reading ‘Battlefield 1’ Is a Fun, Serious War Game, But Can’t Have It Both Ways
DICE managed to make a mainstream WWI shooter, but at what cost? Continue reading ‘Battlefield 1’ Sacrificed Historical Accuracy to Make The Great War Fun