News The Pokémon Company wins $15m copyright lawsuit against Chinese Pokémon clone Companies behind Pocket Monster Reissue ordered to pay millions in damages Sept. 17, 2024 Vikki Blake
News Fake vintage consoles and games worth almost €50 million seized in Italy Police discovered nearly 12,000 counterfeit devices were being trafficked from China Sept. 16, 2024 Sophie McEvoy
Feature What does the Digital Markets Act mean for mobile game developers? Experts from law firm Linklaters break down the new regulations - and how they might benefit game makers Sept. 6, 2024 Verity Egerton-Doyle, Tobias Rump & James Hunter
News Developers behind 80 games sign deals with SAG-AFTRA ARK: Survival Evoled creator Studio Wildcard and Vampire Therapist dev Little Bat among those working with union Sept. 6, 2024 James Batchelor
News SAG-AFTRA secures first AI protection deal for actors with Lightspeed LA Union members are now able to work on Tencent-owned studio's debut game, Last Sentinel, despite ongoing strikes Sept. 5, 2024 James Batchelor
News AimJunkies denied new trial against Bungie $4.3 million arbitration award for damages and fees confirmed for the Destiny maker Sept. 4, 2024 Marie Dealessandri
News Unionised Raven workers file complaint against studio, Activision, and Microsoft Complaint alleges that the firms are not bargaining in good faith Aug. 28, 2024 Marie Dealessandri
Opinion What are the legal risks of using generative AI in games development? Andrew Velzen of law firm MBHB explores the potential issues that can arise regarding IP law, privacy law and more Aug. 13, 2024 Andrew Velzen
News Microsoft decries FTC's "misleading" claims of "degraded" Game Pass Platform holder asserts that it is "common for businesses to change service offerings over time" July 22, 2024 James Batchelor
News Sega reaches settlement against staff member's harasser Individual ordered to pay undisclosed sum after allegedly posting "excessive, slanderous and insulting comments" online July 18, 2024 Sophie McEvoy
News Koei Tecmo settles copyright dispute with Youzu out of court Koei Tecmo accepts an unspecified out-of-court settlement for copyright infringement against two of its games July 17, 2024 Vikki Blake
News IGDA challenges US Patent office over requirement for applicants' addresses Association highlights concerns regarding the potential for harassment, including doxing July 17, 2024 Sophie McEvoy
News Microsoft relinquishes non-voting observer seat on OpenAI board The withdrawal distances the company from antitrust concerns and regulatory scrutiny around AI July 10, 2024 Vikki Blake
News Apple approves Epic Games Store for iOS after rejecting it twice This follows Epic sharing concerns of DMA violation with the European Commission July 8, 2024 Sophie McEvoy
News Skillz suing Voodoo for unlawful conduct and false advertising The platform claims Voodoo is using bots to fix outcomes and determine how much players win July 3, 2024 Sophie McEvoy
News Nintendo sues two Switch pirates for "substantial and irreparable harm" "Defendant is well aware that his conduct is unlawful and infringes Nintendo’s intellectual property rights" July 2, 2024 Vikki Blake
News Northern Ireland APG calls for gambling in games to be "severely limited," including loot boxes Inquiry recommends stronger legislation as country hopes to "lead the way" on regulation June 25, 2024 Marie Dealessandri
News European Commission finds Apple has breached DMA It has also launched a non-compliance investigation in response to Apple's business terms June 24, 2024 Sophie McEvoy
News Report: Apple facing $1bn daily fines over alleged DMA breaches Firm says it's "confident" its policies comply with the European Commission's legislation June 19, 2024 Sophie McEvoy
News UK digital rights campaigner sues Valve for £656m over alleged anti-competitive practices Claim accuses Steam maker of market dominance and overcharging consumers June 13, 2024 Sophie McEvoy
News CWA files Unfair Labor Practice charges against Microsoft supplier Lionbridge Former employee accuses third party QA firm used by Activision of violating rights of coworkers June 11, 2024 Sophie McEvoy
News Wordle owner files lawsuit against geography-based Worldle The New York Times accused the game of being "nearly identical in appearance, sound, and meaning" May 31, 2024 Sophie McEvoy
News Activision wins lawsuit against EngineOwning Publisher was awarded $14.4 million in damages May 29, 2024 Sophie McEvoy
News Parents and victims of Uvalde school shooting sue Activision Lawsuit claims gunman bought gun after using it in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare May 28, 2024 Sophie McEvoy
News UK passes DMA-like bill that could force Apple to allow other games stores on iOS The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill would also enable sideloading third-party apps on mobile platforms May 24, 2024 Sophie McEvoy