During my time at the 2016 SMITE World Championship, I had the chance to sit down with co-founder and COO of Hi-Rez Studios, Todd Harris.
Path of Exile: Ascendancy adds 19 new Ascendant classes to the free-to-play action RPG.
Wired published an article by Zak McClendon arguing that Fallout 4’s expansive list of bugs were actually features. While I can respect Zak’s perspective and industry experience, I think the argument he makes is as deeply flawed as the development philosophy he defends.
Tesla Motors stock wavered on November 20 after the company issued a voluntary worldwide recall to inspect every one of the 90,000 Model S cars the company has ever built.
That terribly public social media breakup announcement may get a smidgen less awkward with a little help from a new, custom Facebook feature debuting now on U.S. mobile devices nationwide.
The problematic shitlords of GamerGate have struck again, exposing a dramatic drop in the quality of cultural critic Anita Sarkeesian’s Twitter following. The quality of Feminist Frequency’s followers now matches her arguments, say internet wags.
For a game about the gradual rebuilding of society after its cataclysmic end, Fallout 4 manages to be primitive and unfinished in all the wrong ways.
Intel may have too much time on its hands. Earlier this week, the company asked its employees – all of them – to attend diversity training workshops. In an email to employees, Intel CIO manager Andy Robbins said: We are on
Kotaku Editor in Chief Steven Totilo claimed Thursday that Ubisoft and Bethesda not responding to inquiries from the outlet and not sending the site’s writers review copies was because the publishers had blacklisted Kotaku.
Fallout 4 just blew the vault door wide open with the biggest entertainment launch in any medium this year.
A momentous occasion is fast approaching. Before the end of the year, and in all likelihood before the end of the month, I will surpass 100,000 followers on Twitter.
I recently reported on Freedom of Tweets, a campaign to support the legal fund of Toronto artist Gregory Alan Elliott, currently on trial for criminal harassment for disagreeing with feminists on Twitter. No, I’m not making that up. Tomorrow, at 9am
Legendary independent war correspondent Michael Yon tweeted today that he will be publishing via Twitter as opposed to Facebook following censorship of his posts and comments without “reasonable cause” by the social media giant, who he accuses of arrogance.
Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII is coming to Steam on December 10th, 2015.
Bryce Harper became a meme because he couldn’t pronounce meme. That’s how the cool kids on the interne troll.
PC Gamers often wince at the idea of buying a console because 1) we’ve already got a huge library of games, we don’t want to buy a whole other one just so we can play in the living room and 2) you’re downgrading your experience.
Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos is the star of a new documentary out this week, American Milo — and I’ve already seen it twice. Milo requested the opportunity to write this review himself (because of course he did), but in the interest of objectivity, the project has fallen to me.
San Francisco is a living crystal ball of what happens when a city refuses to build enough housing to accommodate the dense clustering of high-tech and service workers natural to modern industries.
The Telegram messenger application announced they blocked at least 78 Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) accounts in twelve languages. However, just like Twitter, new ISIS accounts form just as soon as the service deletes the old ones. https://twitter.com/telegram/status/667051485327458304 “We were disturbed to learn
Sources have informed Breitbart that Major League Gaming shall soon be living up to their name in regards to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. The long-standing North American organisation will host the next Valve-endorsed and crowd-funded “major” tournament.
Watch the teaser trailer for American Milo, the documentary film about Breitbart’s own Milo Yiannopoulos.
The movie, American Milo, is produced and directed by a brilliant independent filmmaker I’ve known for ages, Loren Feldman of 1938 Media. It chronicles my journeys in the greatest country on earth. It takes an in-depth look at one of the most fascinating, provocative, and handsome figures of our time: me.
On Tuesday, the Reason Foundation published a study outlining a $700 billion plan to fix L.A.’s notorious traffic gridlock.
Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance, Jr. is trying to convince Congress that the right way to fight crime is to eliminate privacy altogether. It’s not a new argument, but it has all of the staying power that bad ideas from powerful people tend to have.
The long-running debate over privacy vs. government surveillance – which is the high-tech iteration of the ancient struggle between liberty and security – gained new urgency after the Paris terror attack. Intelligence officials across the Western world are worried that terrorists have found new means of coordinating their efforts that cannot be monitored.
His name is Gregory Alan Elliott. He has been on trial for three years, in a costly Canadian court battle with drastic implications for free speech. For two years, he was banned from the internet, where he previously earned much
