R/games, Reddit’s gaming discussion forum, voluntarily shut itself down for April Fools’ Day in order to combat discriminatory language, moderators say. …it’s come to our attention that what has been ...

The COVID-19 pandemic brought with it many difficulties, and, while its impact on game development cannot be understated, video gaming as a whole blossomed in 2020 and 2021. A perfect hobby for those ...

Leave it to a gamer to come up with something as cool as game-gifting in the comment sections of Reddit, payable not only in Bitcoin but also in Litecoin, Vertcoin, Dogecoin and Darkcoin. Leave it to ...

The Minecraft Reddit is losing official content and support from Mojang following the announcement of API changes, as the sandbox game developer doesn't see it as an "appropriate place" to direct ...

On a more serious note, /r/Games, a popular subreddit with over 1.7 million subscribers, decided to close down for April Fool's Day to bring awareness to harmful and hateful comments made by users.

Yuzu community takes a hit. Emulations have been a key way to enjoy some of the past classic video game titles that are not easily accessible to obtain these days. How often have you looked back and ...