- October 4, 2025
Kingmakers, the medieval battle game with modern weapons, has been delayed
Redemption Road’s absolutely bonkers-looking medieval shooter, Kingmakers, was slated to launch in Early Access on October 8, but now its release has been pushed back
Ubisoft launches its new Tencent-backed subsidiary
Ubisoft has launched — and named — its Tencent-backed subsidiary. Vantage Studios is the first of the company’s “creative houses” under a previously-announced reorganization. The
Snapchat introduces a paid storage option for all the Memories hoarders out there
Snap is imposing a new storage limit on Snapchat‘s Memories feature, which has racked up impressive numbers since its introduction in 2016. According to Snap,
Meta now has a feed for AI slop
The Meta AI app — you know, the one where people publicly shared their private conversations with the chatbot by accident — now has a
The Supreme Court will hear former FTC commissioner Rebecca Slaughter’s case
The Supreme Court has voted 6-3 in favor of hearing a lawsuit brought by a former member of the US Federal Trade Commission, CNBC reports.
Microsoft is making Xbox consoles even more expensive in the US
Starting on October 3, Microsoft says Xbox consoles will be getting yet another price bump, this time ranging anywhere from a $20 increase on the
What to expect from Amazon’s event on September 30
Amazon will host a press event at the end of the month with some new hardware developments. It’s scheduled for September 30 at 10AM ET
Roblox hit with wrongful death lawsuit following a teen player’s suicide
Following her son’s suicide, Becca Dallas filed a potentially groundbreaking lawsuit against Roblox and Discord, accusing the platforms of wrongful death. As first reported by
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Microsoft’s cloud service restored after reports of cut cables in the Red Sea
Microsoft said its Azure cloud platform has returned to normal service after an incident of cut underwater cables that played out over Saturday. The tech