Riot Games source codes were exposed in a security breach
Riot Games has revealed that the source codes for its popular League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics, or TFT, video games were stolen in a recent security breach, alongside the code for its legacy anti-cheat platform.Riot disclosed the breach earlier this week on Twitter as a "social engineering attack" and reassured players that it would provide an update on the situation following an investigation.
Nintendo buys animation studio amid video game blockbuster renaissance
Nintendo has bought out Dynamo Pictures, a Tokyo-based CG production studio that will be renamed Nintendo Pictures, according to a recent filing from the Japanese video game giant.
Cyberpunk 2077 has undergone significant updates since its troubled launch in 2020, offering new character-building and combat mechanics.
CD Projekt Red is providing a free five-hour trial of the game on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, allowing progress carryover upon purchase. [ more ]
This game is being made with AI, so should you be worried?
(Image credit: Dinosaurs Are Better) Generative AI is fast becoming a tool you can't shy away from, and indie developer Dinosaurs Are Better isn't try to run and hide but is instead experimenting with creating a game using Midjourney and Adobe Firefly, and many other AI apps, along with established software such as Blender, to make its new game.
Stolen League of Legends source code being ransomed, and Riot Games won't pay
Riot Games has confirmed that an attack on its development environment last week included the theft of source code for its League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics games, along with a "legacy anticheat platform."The company has received a ransom demand but states that it will not pay.The release of source code by the attackers, whether publicly or by sale, could have implications for cheat software, providing direct knowledge of the game's mechanisms rather than relying on reverse engineering.
New Cyberpunk and Witcher video games announced by CD Projekt RED
CD Projekt RED, the Polish publisher behind "Cyberpunk 2077" and The Witcher video game series, announced a leadership change and a string of game announcements Tuesday, including a new Cyberpunk game, a new Witcher trilogy and a slew of spin-off titles.