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The Game Awards 2023 nominations have been announced and the annual Game of the Year award will see some big titles go head-to-head.

Take-Two Interactive has hired Axinn lawyers to represent the publisher as a non-party in the FTC's investigation of the Microsoft-Activision merger case.

Now under EA management, Codemasters and Slightly Mad announce that Project Cars games will be delisted from digital storefronts starting next month.

'We are not at all finished with our M&A strategy,' Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Jim Ryan has said on PlayStation expansion.

Racing pros at Codemasters are teaming up with Criterion Games to lay out the future of the Need for Speed game franchise.

Epic Games just hosted its State of Unreal 2022 event, with game developers flocking to the next-gen Unreal Engine 5 technology.

EA says it will keep watching the market for strategic acquisitions, but it's currently in 'digest mode' and build phases.

We've compiled a list of the top most expensive video game buyout acquisitions in history as TTWO buys ZNGA for $12.7 billion.

Intel XeSS technology will first deploy into Hideo Kojima's masterpiece in its new form with the Death Stranding Director's Cut.

F1 2021 receives NVIDIA DLSS upgrades, offers close to 4K 60FPS even on the GeForce RTX 3060 Ti, 4K 90FPS+ on RTX 3080 Ti.

EA makes another big billion-dollar mobile acquisition as it aggressively expands its IP base for widespread future earnings.

Electronic Arts CEO Andrew Wilson says the games industry is on fire, and the flames are set to keep rising throughout 2021.

Electronic Arts is working on a number of new IPs and franchises to complement heavy-hitters like Madden, FIFA, and Apex Legends.

EA has a three-pillar plan that will help skyrocket it to a record $6.8 billion in net revenue earnings throughout FY2022.

Codemasters and EA announce F1 2021 which will have co-op racing, ray tracing of some sort, and releases on July 16, 2021.

EA's huge $1.2 billion acquisition of Codemasters has gone through, live services titan now owns Dirt 5, F1, Project Cars & more.

Dirt 5 has 'general visual and performance improvements' in new update, but visual improvement for 120FPS mode on Xbox Series X.

Electronic Arts wants to dominate the racing genre by purchasing Codemasters, the devs behind F1, Project Cars, and DiRT.

Electronic Arts has reportedly outbid Take-Two's huge $973 million offer for ownership of Project Cars developer Codemasters.

Take-Two Interactive might buy racing game gurus at Codemasters for roughly $973 million and establish a foothold in the genre.

Third-party developer behind Dirt 5 isn't convinced the Xbox Series X's high-end GPU will make a big difference over the PS5.

Dirt 5 skids into gamers' lives on October 16 on PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 -- with the PC system requirements released.

PlayStation 5 version of Dirt 5 has option for 120FPS, while DualSense controller gets some great use.

BANDAI NAMCO and Slightly Mad Studios announce August 28 release for Project CARS 3.

Dirt 5 hitting 120FPS on Xbox Series X is thanks to huge improvements in CPU, GPU says developer.

GeForce NOW continues losing games -- with Xbox Game Studios, Codemasters, and Warner Bros. games leaving on April 24.

Game devs replace in-game ad billboards, signs, and banners with coronavirus stay at home warnings.

You can watch the Virtual Grand Prix online, with F1 drivers, esports stars and more compete!

Codemasters has acquired Slight Mad Studios for $30 million.

Slightly Mad Studios just got bought out, and the ridiculous native 4K 60FPS Mad Box console is probably dead.

The official list of all nominees for this years Game Awards has been released.

Project xCloud just got a lot more enticing.

GRID Autosport has officially launched on the Nintendo Switch, arrives with 60FPS support.

Devkits almost always look different than the final consoles, and the PS5 devkit may not be the retail design.

PlayStation 5 Development Kit shown off in incredible new 3D renders.

Codemasters release F1 2019 patch for PS4 and PC which improves visuals to in-game cars.

Codemasters update F1 2019 with support for NVIDIA DLSS and AMD FidelityFX technologies.