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CGM played a ton of indie games across publishers at Summer Game Fest, the XBOX Games Showcase and more.

NAGIS 2026 may have only been its first year, but it already felt like an event with the ambition and energy to become something much bigger for Canada's games industry.

As XBOX layoffs loom, reports say that even Obsidian Entertainment, the developer responsible for Fallout: New Vegas and The Outer Worlds, is at risk. Now, a conflicting report suggests the developer is safe.

Mobile gaming stopped being a side conversation years ago, and has quietly become the default way much of the world now plays.

New Zealand's new digital identity rules could have an impact far beyond online gambling, shaping how digital platforms approach onboarding, verification, and user trust.

An ex-boss of PlayStation, Shuhei Yoshida, has weighed in on the non-physical media playing Steam Machine, he calls its performance "meh."

Canada's game studios are doing far more than building successful entertainment products, they are increasingly helping shape culture on a global scale.

The more services you connect to your gaming setup, the more opportunities there are for your information to be exposed.

Annapurna's preview of The Lost Wild at Summer Game Fest uncovered more than just dinosaurs living on the island.

With XBOX's looming layoffs, the company has reaffirmed its stance on producing video games and says it's still investing the same this year.