The fan game Pokémon Wordle is shutting down due to copyright protection legal demands from The New York Times.
Take-Two lawyers have shut down an unofficial GTA 5 port for Nintendo Switch, whose developer previously openly challenged Rockstar.
Nintendo of America was awarded $4.5 million in damages from pirate Archbox for the illegal distribution of Switch games.
In the US, a Pokémon TCG scalper who started a fight in a line for cards was detained, leaving a child injured.
Double Fine studio has raised over $500,000 on Kickstarter for a new game following its return to indie team status.
Level-5 head Akihiro Hino responded to fan criticism regarding the use of artificial intelligence at the Level-5 Vision 2026 II presentation and explained the company's position.
The District Court of The Hague has ruled that the sale of MIG Switch flash carts and similar pirate devices for Nintendo Switch is illegal in Europe.
Following the launch of pre-orders for the limited Zelda-themed Switch 2, scalpers bought up consoles and listed them for resale at prices starting from $850.
Gamescom organizers have officially apologized to indie developers for their improper response to overnight equipment thefts and promised to significantly improve security.
Following Nintendo's example, Sony and Microsoft insist in court that they are not obligated to compensate buyers for canceled US customs duties.
The official Pokémon franchise account on social network X has suffered a hacker attack: attackers are promoting a fake memecoin for the series' anniversary.
The creator of the cult classic James Pond, Chris Sorrell, has criticized the upcoming James Pond Legacy collection for Switch 2 and accused the publisher of using generative AI.
