All news: Scandals

Arc Raiders cheaters push top streamer toward quitting as Embark faces pressure to act faster

Grummz removes all Em-8ER content from social media, sparking renewed scrutiny over the long-delayed project.

Disney’s AI Missteps Expose Creative Strain Across Games And Film

Marvel fans flood YouTube with AI-made Thor trailer leaks as Avengers: Doomsday marketing rumors spiral ahead of release.

Displate responds to AI Art Accusations over a Warhammer 40,000 Fulgrim poster, citing production error and offering replacements.

Horses sells 18,000 copies after platform bans, covering debts but leaving the studio without funding to begin a new game

New HORSES review outlines the grim force of Santa Ragione’s banned horror tale.

No Players Online in Steam returns after DMCA dispute stalls launch momentum.

Dan Houser Questions AI’s Direction In Candid Media Appearances

Sims piracy scene reels as Anadius disappears and successor locks core tools behind a Patreon paywall

Arc Raiders review sets a new standard for extraction shooters amid AI voice debate.

Epic Games CEO defends AI voice tech in Arc Raiders debate, calling it an opportunity for voice actors.

Misery was delisted from Steam after GSC Game World issued a DMCA, sparking debate over creative rights.

Football Manager 26 hits a tough opening whistle as Steam reviews collapse to Mostly Negative, with long-time supporters calling it the series’ weakest outing.

Critical Role fans are voicing frustration over Hero Forge’s first-ever paid ancestry parts, introduced through a Daggerheart collaboration, sparking debate over monetization and player expectations.

Sega’s new Yakuza 3 remake trailer has sparked immediate backlash after prominently featuring actor Teruyuki Kagawa, who admitted in 2022 to sexual misconduct, prompting renewed calls for his removal

Over 90 current and former Build A Rocket Boy developers have signed an open letter accusing the MindsEye studio leadership of mistreatment and mismanagement after the game's failed launch.

Cheating has already surfaced in the Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 beta, raising concerns about anti-cheat protections ahead of launch.

The cryptocurrency company has come up with a withdrawal procedure for affected customers.

Sam Bankman-Fried still has the option to challenge this claim.

People dealing with the bankruptcy of the American cryptocurrency exchange indicated the need for this.

They accuse the creators of the project of hiding key information.

The reason was the lack of appropriate registration until September 22, 2022.

The Seoul Prosecutor's Office took on Kang Jong Hyun's case.

According to their assumptions, the cryptocurrency exchange is involved in transactions of illegal financial resources received from Bitzlato.