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Court orders Reddit moderator who widely pirated Switch games to pay Nintendo $4.5 million in damages
James 'Archbox' Williams copied and distributed "hundreds, or thousands" of Switch games
Take-Two says its investigation into the GTA 6 leaker is ‘rapidly evolving’ as it requests another Discord subpoena
It's also asked for the details to be kept secret so it doesn't "tip off the alleged infringers"
US bill requiring paid games to be playable after they shut down has failed to pass a Senate vote
Stop Killing Games says it will try again with "the funding to do this properly"
US bill requiring paid games to be playable after they shut down has passed initial vote and moved to the Senate
The Protect Our Games Act aims to prevent issues like The Crew arising again
Nintendo sued by players who say they should get any tariff refunds received by the US government
Nintendo raised the price of some Switch 2 accessories due to Trump's widespread tariffs
US patent office revokes Nintendo’s patent on summoning characters to make them battle
The USPTO director made a rare order to re-examine the patent last year
Acclaimed RPG Chained Echoes’ creator is suing its publisher because its physical edition still isn’t here two years later
First Press Games was supposed to release the Kickstarted game in 2024, Matthias Linda says
Former Assassin’s Creed boss sues Ubisoft for more than $1.3 million, alleging ‘constructive dismissal’
Marc-Alexis Côté claims Ubisoft falsely announced he had voluntarily left the company
Bobby Kotick alleges a lawsuit against Microsoft’s Activision acquisition was secretly aimed at helping Embracer Group
Embracer Group says it's "humbled" by the accusation but denies it
Judge denies request from fired Rockstar employees to be paid while legal case is ongoing
The staff failed to show a "pretty good chance of success" in proving they were fired for starting a union, the judge said