Posted: 8:30 p.m. EDT Sep 25, 2022
These so-called “modders” have shaped industry trends and given players more control over their games — but their work can risk backlash from the increasingly corporate video game industry.
Next Level: Can Modders Save Games By Breaking Them?
There's a long-standing tradition of amateur game developers tinkering with the content of finished games.
Next Level: Can Modders Save Games By Breaking Them?
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AI fears are fueling the labor strikes in Hollywood
Artificial intelligence is poised to completely change the film and TV industries, but Hollywood’s workers want a say in how it develops.
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Mobile game ads are weird, misleading — and effective
Mobile games are a huge part of the billion-dollar video game industry. So why do they rely so heavily on bizarre, misleading ads?
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Dungeons & Dragons faces fan revolt over creative control clampdown
The role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons is more popular than ever these days, but that popularity is threatened by a consumer revolt.
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Minimal progress made in budget deal on Thursday
None of the bills the House of Representatives voted on Thursday would make meaningful progress toward clearing the budget impasse.
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Guilty pleas issued in 'Operation Nightingale' nursing diploma fraud
Prosecutors said Florida residents, along with individuals from other states, were charged in a scheme to sell fraudulent nursing degree diplomas.
Scripps News Investigates: Fentanyl, child labor, and Chinese spying
Scripps News' investigative reporting uncovers the impact of fentanyl overdoses, the children employed on U.S. farms and alleged Chinese spying.
