Nintendo Skates Free in Wii Fit Patent Suit
U.S. District Court Judge decides that Nintendo was not infringing on patents.
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Facebook, Zynga and Other Social Companies Hit with Patent Suit
A patent troll is demanding that major social game companies pay up over a patent on virtual sales.
Facebook Credits: Antitrust Violation?
Experienced attorneys are standing by to file a suit, if some companies will sign on.
Oklahoma Violent Game Tax Defeated in Committee
Local organizers managed to convince State legislators that it was a bad idea.
GREE Wins Against DeNA in Fishing Game Lawsuit
GREE announces a victory involving copyright infringement from competitor, DeNA.
California Spent $1.8 Million On Video Game Law
California taxpayers have done their part, involuntarily, to make video games protected speech.
Sony Reportedly Working on Kinect-Like Device
Sony working to get into full-body motion control market.
Zynga Court Case to Move Forward Over FarmVille Code Theft
Judge denies motion to dismiss case; Zynga will answer to code theft allegations.
Zynga Sued for Personalization of Game Content Patents
Personalized Media Communications sues Zynga over 4 patents.
Gabe Newell Updates Steam Users on November 2011 Hack
Some backup information was stolen, though sensitive data was encrypted.