Roblox CEO does not inspire confidence about safety on the platform in unusual interview
Roblox's CEO was interviewed on a New York Times podcast, and his responses were unusual. It did not inspire confidence in the platform amid heavy scrutiny.
video games
Matt Buckley
November 21, 2025
Cloudflare loses court battle and must pay $3.2M to Japanese publishers over manga piracy sites
This is the first case of its kind. Cloudflare now plans to appeal, arguing that it cannot control content it doesn’t host directly.
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Olga Racinowska
November 20, 2025
Krafton's CEO asked ChatGPT how to avoid a $250 million payout, and now accuses Subnautica devs of deleting their own AI conversations
The argument between Krafton and the fired creators of the Subnautica series is heating up.
video games
Adrian Werner
November 18, 2025
George R.R. Martin asked ChatGPT to write a sequel to Game of Thrones, then took the result to court
George R. R. Martin, author of A Song of Ice and Fire, has joined a class action lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, which are accused of using copyrighted works without the authors' consent.
Tech
Zbigniew Woznicki
November 14, 2025
Fallout 4's most iconic song was removed from the Anniversary Edition and you might be surprised about why
Fans were quick to notice that The Wanderer, Fallout 4's most iconic song, has been removed from the Anniversary Edition. But a 2017 lawsuit might be why.
video games
Matt Buckley
November 12, 2025
Pokémon hits a temporary roadblock in Palworld lawsuit
The Japan Patent Office has rejected an important patent in Pokémon's lawsuit against Palworld. It's a notable roadblock that could have lasting implications.
video games
Matt Buckley
October 30, 2025
Perplexity sued by Reddit: The case involves the illegal acquisition of data for AI training
Reddit has sued Perplexity and other companies for stealing data from its site. The information collected was to be used for AI training without an agreement with Reddit.
Tech
Zbigniew Woznicki
October 24, 2025
They created an army of 20,000 bots to trick Epic Games. The company is going to court
Epic Games sued players who used an army of bots to make money off the “popularity” of the islands they created.
video games
Jacob Blazewicz
October 10, 2025
The Pokémon Company's new patents are a bad sign, and not just for Palworld
The Pokémon Company has recently been issued two new patents in the US. This isn't unusual, but it also sends a powerful and threatening message.
video games
Matt Buckley
September 10, 2025
Roblox users urge caution about the new lawsuit, arguing it could go too far
Roblox is being sued in Louisiana, and while something at Roblox needs to change, some users worry this is a scapegoat for something more drastic.
video games
Matt Buckley
August 18, 2025
Louisiana Attorney General announces lawsuit against Roblox for a lack of safety protocols
Louisiana Attorney General announced they will be suing Roblox, and simultaneously, To Catch a Predator's Chris Hansen might be making a documentary.
video games
Matt Buckley
August 15, 2025
UPDATE: Krafton claims Subnautica 2 2025 launch could have caused harm to the future of the series
Krafton responds to the lawsuit filed by former Subnautica 2 leadership, claiming the early access launch could have harmed the future of the series.
video games
Matt Buckley
August 13, 2025
„This video is a cry for help” Roblox content creator Schlep threatened with lawsuit
Schlep, a creator on YouTube known for several videos catching predators in Roblox, has now been banned and threatened with a lawsuit.
video games
Matt Buckley
August 12, 2025
Sony is suing Tencent. The company claims that a new open-world survival game from the Chinese giant is a „slavish clone” of the Horizon series
Sony will fight in court with Tencent. The reason for the dispute is the Light of Motiram game, which is very similar to the Horizon series.
video games
Maciej Gaffke
July 29, 2025
Nintendo patents features that Palworld had for a long time. A strange twist in a high-profile court battle
The lawsuit in Japan against Pocketpair is still ongoing, but it's possible that the case with the Palworld developers isn't going as smoothly for Nintendo as some people thought.
video games
Jacob Blazewicz
July 18, 2025
Krafton „refused to support” summer promotions of Subnautica 2 according to former leadership
A complaint filed by Unknown Worlds' former leadership alleges that the publisher avoided certain responsibilities, sabotaging Subnautica 2's summer release.
video games
Matt Buckley
July 16, 2025
Subnautica 2's former leadership files lawsuit against Krafton amid controversy
The former leadership of Subnautica 2 studio, Unknown Worlds, has announced the filing of a breach of contract lawsuit against Krafton as controversy continues.
video games
Matt Buckley
July 11, 2025
„Litigation may be looming” Subnautica 2 delay controversy continues as new details emerge
New details have emerged surrounding the controversial Subnautica 2 delay. There's still a lot we don't know, but some believe litigation may be a possibility.
video games
Matt Buckley
July 10, 2025
UPDATE: Many game companies' EULAs include a termination clause
Many game companies' EULAs have a termination clause. Yesterday, Ubisoft was embroiled in a controversy about this, but the clause has been in place for years.
video games
Matt Buckley
July 7, 2025
“I have no idea what’s real now” says Ross Scott as Stop Killing Games reaches 1 million
The goal’s been hit, but there’s still big trouble ahead. It’s not a full win for the Stop Killing Games campaign just yet.
video games
Olga Racinowska
July 4, 2025