The hype for MultiVersus is still strong, starting with the ecstatic launch a few weeks ago. The game has a lot to offer fans of Warner Bros.’ absurd IP collection, and with news of more characters on the horizon, it looks like they’ll have more to look forward to. Even so, for a large portion ...
Bungie sues the people behind several fakes Destiny 2 DMCA removed. In March 2022, Bungie and various YouTube users were taken down by the DMCA. At the time, it was unclear who issued the takedown order, but Bungie eventually found out who the perpetrator was and filed a lawsuit. According to the documents, the perpetrator ...
claim to belong to silent Hill reboot recently surfaced online, and Konami, the owner of the IP, immediately issued a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) strike. Known leaker Dusk Golem posted four images, but since Dusk Golem wanted to avoid releasing any spoilers (thanks to PC Gamer), there’s hardly any information to go with them. ...
Screenshot: Rockstar Games / Take-Two / Kotaku While players continue to criticize the recently released GTA trilogy remastered collection, Rockstar Games parent company Take-Two Interactive has decided that this will be the Perfect Time to use DMCA opt-out notices to remove more GTA Mods and fan projects. On November 11th, so the people from the ...
The latest music project from Riot Games is an album of chilled lo-fi beats for players to relax / play. The League of Legends and Appreciation The developer announced and released the new project on Friday, along with an animated YouTube video that includes the entire album and fits exactly into the lo-fi genre. The ...
On February 9, CD Projekt RED announced that it had become a victim of ransomware after stealing sensitive data, including the source code of several games. The studio couldn’t prevent their auction and started responding. see also: Konami would have entrusted Silent Hill, a renowned Japanese developer CD Projekt RED has decided to use the ...
Ranch Stephany Nunneley Saturday, February 22, 2020, 16:03 GMT Ranch Activision was not too happy with Reddit users who leaked the Modern Warfare Royale title Warzone. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the company has filed a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) subpoena against Reddit to identify a leaker in a Call of Duty independent operation ...
