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Denuvo Removed From Dragon’s Dogma 2 Ahead of DLC

Capcom pulled Denuvo from Dragon's Dogma 2 weeks before new DLC arrives. Meanwhile, Sony's digital ownership defense and a nostalgic Black & White revival stir fresh debate across gaming communities.

By Devon Blackwell | September 02, 2026

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Sony’s Digital Games Lawsuit Response Sparks Backlash

Sony's response to a digital games lawsuit claims purchases are licenses, not ownership. Plus Firefox adds ad blocking on iOS, Naughty Dog wraps Intergalactic cinematics, and Texas curbs Flock camera funding.

By Rina Park | September 01, 2026

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Console War Physical Media Fight Heats Up With Xbox Helix

Sony reportedly reconsiders its digital-only console strategy as Xbox pushes an all-physical approach with Project Helix. Meanwhile, a massive Valve data leak fuels Half-Life 2: Episode Three speculation, and gamers debate game design and physical ownership.

By Devon Blackwell | August 31, 2026

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Flock Surveillance Cameras Face Backlash After Deputy Scandal

A Florida deputy's alleged abuse of Flock surveillance cameras is fueling a wave of contract cancellations nationwide. Plus: AI's role in an 'expertise recession,' Crimson Desert's story overhaul, and the massive Wardogs beta turnout.

By Rina Park | August 28, 2026

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Smart Glasses Backlash Meets Indie Game Roundup This Week

A wave of Reddit-driven momentum ties together an indie game launch, a nostalgia trip, and mounting outrage over covert smart glasses. Social platforms also face fresh comparisons to the tobacco industry's regulatory reckoning.

By Keira Walsh | August 27, 2026

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Rockstar Games Update Headlines a Wild Week in Tech News

A Rockstar Games update on GTA 6 sparked fresh fan speculation this week, alongside stories on a clever tshark hack, a data center protest arrest, and Anthropic's labor troubles.

By Rina Park | August 26, 2026

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Xbox Series X25 Rumors Ignite Console War Fatigue

A leaked report claims the Xbox Series X25 could cost 900 dollars this November. Meanwhile PS5 fans stage a symbolic blackout and gamers rally around nostalgia projects like a Terranigma revival.

By Keira Walsh | August 25, 2026

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GTA 6 Malware Spreads on Piracy Sites Ahead of Launch

Fake GTA 6 downloads carrying malware are spreading across piracy sites, exploiting fan hype ahead of the game's launch. This roundup also covers an AI-guided drone attack, FromSoftware's future plans, and a Texas data center controversy.

By Avery Cole | August 24, 2026

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Meta Whistleblower Testimony Rocks Child Safety Trial

A former Meta employee testified that Mark Zuckerberg misled the public on child safety, in a trial that could reshape platform accountability. Plus a roundup of quirky tech and gaming stories making the rounds this week.

By Rina Park | August 21, 2026

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Google Discover Feed Gets an AI Chatbot Makeover This Week

Google is rebuilding its Discover feed around chatbot-style customization, while Slack, Patreon, Tesla, and Genki roll out their own control-focused updates this week.

By Keira Walsh | August 21, 2026

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