ImmerseCon 2026 Levels Up With Esports Tournaments, Robot Battles and Geek Culture
ImmerseCon 2026 offered a packed mix of esports tournaments, robot battles, tabletop gaming, chess, STEAM activities and community showcases, creating a lively convention experience with plenty for competitors, families and fans to enjoy.
What Convention Accessibility Really Looks Like at AwesomeCon
AwesomeCon 2026 showed how far convention accessibility has come, while also revealing the small but important changes that could make future events even more inclusive and fun for everyone.
Honoring a Dear Friend and Mentor
GiN Online Editor and Columnist Neal Sayatovich writes about how much Nate Wooley meant to him. We recently lost Nate Wooley, but he will never be forgotten.
A Timely Repair For A Busted PlayStation
When lightning destroyed our editor’s PlayStation 4, he thought his console gaming would be put on hold for a long time. But a streamlined and professional repair process from Sony got him running and gunning again in no time. Find out how the whole repair process went.
How the Game Industry can Support the Black Lives Matter Movements
GameIndustry.com editorialist Junae Benne shows ways that game companies and gamers are supporting Black Lives Matter movements and rallying for change that can make the world a better place. GameIndustry.com encourages gamers everywhere to get involved.
Honest Conversations About Minority Representation in the Game Industry
Our latest GiN Columnist Junae Benne talks with people around the game industry about minority representation in videogames, and the creative content rooms where games are developed and made. She finds an industry in transition, with a long way to go.
Pandemic: Boom or Bust for the Game Industry?
Business is booming for online gaming networks and equipment retailers during the COVID-19 lockdown, but spikes in usage also create challenges. We interview some leading game platform providers to see how they and their users are dealing with increased demand.
Shambling Along: Are Zombies Overused in Horror Games?
Like any fan of horror gaming, our online editor loves Halloween. But what was once a beautifully frightening creature, those walking corpses known as zombies, have become a bit overused and dull in games today. Check out some other scary creatures that could amp up our frightening fun.
Why Fire Emblem: Three Houses is so Different and so Good
Fire Emblem: Three Houses is the sixteenth game in the popular tactical RPG franchise, so it was a surprise to many that so much has changed. We dive into the changes the developers made, and why this is one of the best RPGs of all time for Nintendo.
Mega Man X Legacy Collection Shenanigans
Capcom has finally announced the details of the Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1+2 releases, and yet again Switch owners are getting the short end of the stick with no physical release of the second collection. Despite the second collection getting a physical release in Japan.