This exclusive conference will be held from April 27th to 30th, 2026, at the Fontainebleau Resort in Las Vegas. It’s designed for business leaders and key decision-makers from various industries to discuss how to grow and expand their businesses using opportunities within the interactive entertainment world.
2026 promises to be another huge year for gaming. It started strong with the releases of Resident Evil 9: Requiem and Nioh 3 in February, followed by God of War: Sons of Sparta in March. The rest of the year looks fantastic, with major titles like Pragmata, 007 First Light, Forza Horizon 6, Marvel’s Wolverine, and the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI launching in November.
Stars like Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, Sandra Bullock, Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, and Jason Momoa attended the event in person. Comedian Patton Oswalt hosted, introducing the studio’s co-chairs and CEOs, Pam Abdy and Michael De Luca, and praised them for making movies so captivating. He also stated that the studio is currently unmatched in the industry.
Okay, so if you were like me and totally lost yourself in Skyrim – wandering around, getting sucked into all the history, loving the way it felt to actually be the character fighting, and spending hours perfecting your build – then trust me, these games give you that same awesome feeling, just in different ways. They really hit those same sweet spots!
The lawsuit claims Nintendo would unfairly profit if it keeps government tariff refunds after already charging customers higher prices to cover those tariffs. The legal documents point out that Nintendo could essentially get the tariff money back twice: once through increased prices paid by consumers, and again through refunds from the government, including interest on those funds.
A new report suggests that games like Ghost of Yotei, Saros, and the upcoming Wolverine from Insomniac will only be available on PlayStation 5 and won’t be released on PC. The online game Marathon is reportedly the only exception to this. Sony hasn’t commented on whether this information is correct. The report also noted that Sony’s plans can change, so it’s unclear if the information is accurate.
It’s become much harder for charities to get funding worldwide, especially with changes at organizations like USAID and increasing global instability. Because of this, more and more charities are looking to the video game world for income and to raise awareness. This has made a competitive fundraising landscape even more crowded, joining existing initiatives like GamesAid, SpecialEffect, Games Done Quick, Yogscast’s Jingle Jam, and Humble Bundle.
This new subscription option offers a compromise between paying monthly and committing to an annual plan. However, be aware that you’ll be required to use the service for a full 12 months, meaning you’ll be billed every month for the duration of the commitment.
Meanwhile, in the magical land of real-world asset adoption, projects such as Ondo Finance are strutting their stuff with over $323 million making its way onto the blockchain. Yes, dear reader, that’s right; it’s not just sitting in a vault collecting dust like forgotten socks! The platforms Doppler and OpenEden have also joined the party, bringing along their own contributions to the financial buffet.
Oh, Canada, where even your crypto ATMs are too risky for the government to handle. In a bold move straight out of a “parental control” manual, the country is set to ban these machines to stop scammers from tricking you into sending your life savings to a stranger in a basement. With nearly 4,000 crypto … Read more