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Microsoft Working On AI-Powered Xbox Chatbot Feature
Microsoft’s latest foray into AI is the creation of an AI-powered Xbox chatbot that will assist with support queries and game refunds.
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150 Sega Of America Workers Become First Major Gaming Union To Ratify Union Contract
Around 150 employees of Sega of America have become the first major North American video game company to ratify a union contract.
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Weeks After Leaving Activision Toys For Bob Reportedly Partnering With Microsoft
Toys for Bob, the developer of Crash Bandicoot and Spyro has reached an agreement with Microsoft for their next game, according to reports.
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New Xbox Dev Kit Certified In South Korea—And Xbox Vault Unveiled
a new Xbox development kit was approved on Monday, March 18, 2024, for use by South Korea’s National Radio Research Agency
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LinkedIn Working On Adding Games To Its Platform, 3 Games Already In Development
LinkedIn has always been known as a social platform where professionals meet. But what if it could be more? The platform wants to add games.
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Emptyvessel Is A new AAA Studio Formed By Former Id Software And Naughty Dog Veterans
Veterans from Naughty Dog and Id Software that has teamed up to form a new AAA development studio, Emptyvessel.
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Activision Blizzard To Layoff 897 Employees On March 30 Across California
March is shaping up to be another rough month for video game workers, especially those working at Activision Blizzard.
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Microsoft Provides Update On Breach Of Source Code And Internal Systems By Midnight Blizzard
Microsoft has published an update on what it called a “nation-state attack” that was detected by the Microsoft Security Team back on January 12 this year.
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Toys For Bob Is Parting Ways With Activision, Will Retire Crash Team Rumble
Toys for Bob, the developer behind Crash Bandicoot and Skylanders has announced that it was breaking away from Activision to become independent
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Xbox Will Not Stop Physical Game Release, Promises Largest Technical Leap In Next Console
Xbox boss Phil Spencer has reiterated that eliminating physical media is not Xbox’s strategic goal. But its support for disc-based games appears to be shaky.