My fellow writers might not want to hear this, but AI is a useful tool for certain aspects of the craft, like for instance when you’re engaged in the process of being a talentless shitbag hack who is too lazy to do any fucking writing.
The excitement is contagious
Not sure about Prime Video, but on the retail store you can swap regions?
I once spent over 12 months chasing a dead guy for an interview
Same as the Democrats in the US, Labour feels it is entitled to votes from certain groups while doing absolutely nothing to win them over. They purged the left and guess what? The left have gone elsewhere (and ate their lunch)
Man I'm so goddamn sick of ai. "Wahhh you can't have a reasonable conversation about ai on here," yeah maybe be mad about the two year parade of scam artists and financial charlatans and environmental ruiners who have radicalized everyone against the spell check that agrees with you
This shit rocks
Neom 2026: Line Go Down
I was 20 when HS2 was announced. Great to know i’ll probably be in my late 60s when the Birmingham-Manchester section starts work let alone finishes. Seems like a country doing things the right way!
Hey Stephen, the quote in the article about that legendary investor is seemingly from The Wrap discussing Gordon Crawford when he retired in 2012. He was an early Activision investor.
Very much like Biden's government with Trump, Starmer seems to view "my sworn political enemy has committed an easy-to-prove criminal act" as some sort of moral conundrum rather than a two-for-one layup
Hearing chat that Ubisoft financials were delayed because of (unfounded) fears that Rayman was in the Epstein files. Speaking to investors, CEO Yves Guillemot said that "Monsieur Rayman is 'armless"
Ugg x Star Wars collab incoming
Had a chat with Unity about their plan to win back the games industry after *those* ill-fated decisions
😎😎😎😎 GOOD THINGS CAN STILL HAPPEN 😎😎😎😎
Games industry in 2010s: We've got a new genre of hard game where you're gonna die a lot, but can get your stuff back if you're careful.
Games industry in 2020s: We've got a new kind of hard game where once you die, you've basically lost everything you had forever. You're also gonna die a lot.
I genuinely cannot wait to read the funniest S1 filing since WeWork
Good to know that the only thing standing between me and wasting huge sums of money as a business success guy is being kicked in the head by a horse, hard
George, have you considered that the law doesn't apply to you if you're mega-rich?
“She would make a great lap cap for a senior, for example, or for children who want a beanbag style gentle soft beautiful cat”
This phrasing from a pet adoption listing has stuck with me for days somehow
Videogamer is experiencing an increasingly common condition called Atari-itus. Sad to see. Usually fatal.
What's life without a little risk?
Hello! I wrote this op-ed because I've fielded some awkward requests from devs and PR (who shall remain anonymous) this year and I think it's indicative of a wider issue in the game industry that stems from some folks not fully understanding the role of reporters.
THOUGHTS on Game Dev Dot Com:
I’m opening a movie theater in which I show recently released films that I ripped from the internet but the studios are welcome to opt out if they wish.
Had a blast chatting to Stone – curious whether Peter Pan has the massive audience that Second Star thinks it has, but if there's anyone that can make a licensed IP works, it's this group of TT vets.
Congrats to everyone involved in this, in particular whichever management consultant intern made millions telling them that this was a great idea
These people are such fucking losers lol