VGLeaks 3.0

Despite what some Gen Z members believe, the video game industry wasn’t born in the 2000s or the 1990s. In fact, its roots go back to the 1950s, with MIT’s 1962 Spacewar, for most, standing as the first example of what we now consider interactive entertainment. Though it is true that in the past two decades, this sector has seen dramatic shifts, and its architecture has reach...

Some rumors are particularly exciting because they involve the return of some very special franchises and IPs. And when that IP is StarCraft, we’re all paying very close attention to what it might be.

And, from the looks of it, after years of rumors and past proposals to bring StarCraft back, it seems that the signs and rumors now sugg...

Video games have never been tied to a single room, device, or type of player for very long. Arcades gave way to home consoles, personal computers created new genres, and smartphones turned spare minutes into potential playtime. Each shift changed more than the screen in front of the player. It changed who could join, how people connected, and what developers could build.

If you have been on vacation enjoying the summer and disconnected from the world, you should know that a few days ago, a person/group started publishing GTA VI videos. A large amount of material has been released covering many areas of Rockstar’s massive title. From everything leaked over the last few days, these are the things I would highlight:

Gaming leaks have become an important part of modern video game culture. Screenshots, gameplay footage, internal documents, release dates or even complete builds can appear online months or years before publishers intend to reveal them.

For players, this information can completely change expectations around a game. For developers, however, a major leak can disrupt mark...