NO LAW Announced by KRAFTON and Neon Giant for 2027
Publisher KRAFTON and developer Neon Giant have announced NO LAW, a first-person cyber-noire shooter coming to PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC in 2027.
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A class action lawsuit alleges Twitch trained Amazon AI models on creator content without notice, consent, or an opt-out notification system.
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A proposed class action lawsuit against Logitech demands the company return $61 million in US tariff refunds to its customers.
Streamer Files Class Action Lawsuit Against Twitch Over AI Training
Connecticut streamer Warren Pandiscia files a class action lawsuit against Twitch and Amazon over the unauthorized use of broadcast streams for AI training.
Splatoon Raiders on Switch 2: A Deep Dive into Nintendo's New Spin-off
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Roblox Argues Minor Waived Right to Jury Trial in Wrongful Death Suit
Roblox is seeking to move a wrongful-death lawsuit to arbitration, claiming an 8-year-old user agreed to its terms of service by creating an account.
Anti-AI Publishing Clauses Surge as Gamers Push Back in 2026
Video game lawyers report anti-AI clauses in publishing contracts as public backlash against generative AI assets mounts across the industry in 2026.
Rising Handheld Gaming PC Prices: Why Costs Are Climbing in 2026
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Clawed PC Update: Official Developer Announcement and Details
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Stop Killing Games Joins Lawsuit Challenging Sony's Digital-Only Sales
The Stop Killing Games campaign has officially joined a legal challenge against Sony, targeting the removal of digital access to purchased titles.
Stop Killing Games Joins Dutch Lawsuit Over PlayStation Digital Monopoly
Stop Killing Games has backed Stichting Massaschade & Consument's lawsuit in the Netherlands targeting Sony's digital store monopoly on PlayStation.
Why Video Game Studios Are Banning Generative AI in Publishing Contracts
Video game lawyers report a sharp rise in anti-AI clauses in indie and AA publishing agreements, driven by player pushback and severe copyright liabilities.
Stop Killing Games Joins Dutch Lawsuit Targeting PlayStation Store Monopoly
Game preservation group Stop Killing Games has joined a Dutch consumer lawsuit targeting the PlayStation Store monopoly and digital pricing.
Valve Adds Preliminary SteamOS Support for New Handheld Devices
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Stop Killing Games Backs Dutch Legal Challenge Against PlayStation
Consumer rights groups Stop Killing Games and DoesItPlay? have joined a Dutch lawsuit challenging Sony's digital pricing and exclusive platform control.
Server Security Alert: BMC Controller Vulnerabilities Identified
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Hypnospace Outlaw Mobile Reviews: What Players Are Saying
Pocket Gamer's App Army share mixed user reviews for Hypnospace Outlaw on mobile, praising its 90s internet nostalgia while citing small text and clunky menus.
Animal Crossing Gyroid Statue Sparked Angry Calls to Nintendo
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Corsair Cove Lands on PC Game Pass: Review Roundup
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Pokémon TCG Grader PSA Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Market Manipulation
PSA faces a class action lawsuit in Baltimore alleging market manipulation, manufactured uncertainty, and subjective grading practices for Pokémon TCG cards.
Blue Reflection Quartet Review Roundup: Value Versus Flaws
RPG Site's Blue Reflection Quartet review points to strong overall value for series newcomers alongside notable flaws in parts of the collection.
Hypnospace Outlaw Mobile Port Brings 90s Internet Nostalgia to iOS and Android
Hypnospace Outlaw arrives on mobile devices, bringing its 90s internet aesthetic, investigative puzzles, and retro operating system to iOS and Android.
GTA 6 Physical Copies in Japan Will Expire After 170 Days
Physical copies of Grand Theft Auto 6 in Japan contain a single code that expires after 170 days due to local consumer protection laws.
Buckshot Roulette Xbox Review Roundup: High Tension, Technical Flaws
TheXboxHub's review of Buckshot Roulette on Xbox notes a tense, stylish horror experience hampered by frustrating multiplayer bugs and limited content.
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Anti-AI Publishing Clauses Surge as Gamers Push Back in 2026
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