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Do you agree with this assessment of traditional fighting games from Sakurai?

Why does the gaming community seem to have a contradictory definition of what "respects their time"? Or maybe just how I'm processing them?

If feels tragic that mobile gaming isn't more than what it is

AI has completely revolutionized how I play RPGs

What's up with the RE fandom?

What made Halo so memorable compared to games today?

I just finished Spec Ops: The Line and it totally blew my mind

Am I wrong for thinking you can be a fan of a videogame franchise even if you've never actually played the games?

Piracy as Default Protest?

Game Interviews: Behind the Scenes With Developers or Voice Actors?

The state of user game reviews is depressing (repost)

The current state of digital store game reviews is depressing

Instead of preordering GTA 6, I bought 4 physical games on discount for the same amount

I have never played a good remake

I really love how the Avatar fighting game mechanically rewards you for roleplaying as the character you play

The disc discourse has only shown how irrelevant consoles have became

How would a nemesis system work for a game without the player character being immortal/coming back to life lore wise and gameplay?

Yes, Steam is probably a monopoly. No, I don't really care.

Megathread: Game preservation and the availability of physical media

Regardless of whether you care about physical media, we can all agree that the enshittification of gaming is in full swing

If Physical was really "Dying," then Sony wouldn't have to Kill it.

At what point does a game mechanic stop being fun and start feeling cheap?

If you want to file a complaint against Sony, check your local/national competition authorities!

Mindgames of PvP - Relation between ranking and identity?

The $70 Digital Illusion: The microeconomics of why we are losing our games. - repost without any external links, I was unaware--but the post was getting traction so here it is:

The $70 Digital Illusion: The microeconomics of why we are losing our games.

Discs situation is crazy, and we don't need discs

Death of physical media: perspectives from the developing world

/r/truegaming casual talk

How killing physical discs might lead to Steam on Playstation.

For gamers

No, 85% of people don't prefer to buy digital.

As a gamer, I've always felt that modern story-driven games eventually start repeating themselves.

I'm currently working on a story-driven semi-open-world crime game. I'm building almost everything—from the story, missions, dialogue, AI behavior, combat mechanics, and driving physics—by listening to feedback from real gamers throughout development.

There's an opportunity cost flaw in having overtuned gameplay options even if you don't use it

The Sad State of Modern Gaming

Scholarship on video games

Participants Wanted – UK-Based Competitive Online Gamers (18+)

"Every event has to move you closer or further from your goal, or it's just window dressing" -- a 1988 design note that still holds up

Ego centric data for gaming?

Do you binge a game that you have been waiting a long time for on release day or do you take your time with it

I think its time to frame Steam Sales as a rental in $/h rather than "cost to own" to determine "value" anymore

Do you ever feel it's necessary to play the previous game when the sequel or remake comes out?

I hate that everything is a cash grab in modern gaming

What makes a game boss mechanic scary?

As AI costs rise, there’s little evidence of major utility in game development

I feel like Fable’s marketing is more about introducing the core mechanics and features of the franchise to a new generation of gamers

Making gamer friends seems harder than it used to

Physical discs don't mean anything.