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20 Years Later, KayCee Stroh Reflects On “High School Musical,” Martha, And Breaking The Status Quo
As “High School Musical” turns 20, KayCee shares favorite memories, behind-the-scenes of iconic songs, and what being a Wildcat means to her.
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Nia DaCosta And Erin Kellyman On Rage, Community And “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple”
“it could have ended up being like a Saw film, you know what I mean? But it’s still very impactful.”
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Pocketpair says it can afford to give indies better publishing deals thanks to Palworld success
The developer of Palworld, Pocketpair, has said that the success of its pocket monster-themed hit has meant that it can give indie developers better publishing deals than they might otherwise receive.
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The death and reincarnation of game discoverability | Opinion
Guy Ulmer leads platform partnerships at Plarium, which is part of the Modern Times Group. Plarium develops and publishes mobile, browser, and PC games such as Raid: Shadow Legends and Stormfall: Saga of Survival.
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Jude Ower’s Good Game Club podcast launches at Davos with Tencent backing
Industry veteran Jude Ower is helming a new Tencent-backed podcast, called Good Game Club, which has launched at the Davos conference.
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Sorry, But Only Your Parents And Grandparents Will Be Able To Pass This Vintage Disney Quiz
The number of times I, a millennial, have seen “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea” is zero.
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Can You Identify These ’90s Movies By A Single Screenshot In 90 Seconds (Or Less)?
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Harbottle & Lewis opens indie games mentorship programme
London-based law firm Harbottle & Lewis is hosting a new mentorship programme, the Indie Games Collective, designed to educate companies that are early in their careers.
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CD Projekt issues DMCA notice against Cyberpunk 2077 VR mod
CD Projekt has issued a DMCA takedown against a modder known as LukeRoss for their VR version of Cyberpunk 2077.
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Nintendo Switch 2 sells 3.7m units in Japan in 2025, accounting for over half of home console sales
The Nintendo Switch 2 continues to be the fastest-selling console in Japan’s history, moving 3.78 million units in 2025.
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