Category: Gaming

The Rift in Xbox's Labor Peace: Why Unions Are Accusing Microsoft of Bad Faith Bargaining

Video game unions in the US and Canada have filed unfair labor practice charges against Microsoft, signaling a major breakdown in the tech giant's once-celebrated relationship with organized labor.

Gaming6 min read

Demolishing Code for a Cause: How Summer Games Done Quick Raised $2 Million by Breaking Software

Summer Games Done Quick has once again surpassed the $2 million mark for Doctors Without Borders, showcasing the incredible intersection of gaming, software exploitation, and global philanthropy.

Gaming5 min read

The Right to Our Digital Goods: How a Small-Claims Victory Against Microsoft Challenges the Illusion of Digital Ownership

An Xbox gamer successfully sued Microsoft to restore their banned account and digital library, highlighting the fragile nature of digital licensing and the growing pushback against arbitrary platform bans.