Epic Games . Epic Games has filed a new lawsuit against cheat makers Sincey Cheats and Vanta Cheats, citing both violations ...

Artist accuses PlayStation game of lifting her work; studio admits to ‘oversight’ Bungie, the studio behind the Halo series that is now owned by Sony, said it is investigating concerns over ...

This apparently took over 15 years to produce, with assets remade by hand using old 3D software and pixel-level editing. While a community project, it's not an officially-sanctioned one at the ...

Bungie is set to focus more on fixing Destiny 2 and developing Marathon in lieu of other projects, although the new studio will be working on an original sci-fi/fantasy action game. Carli Velocci ...

Bungie’s cutting of 220 roles adds to more than 11,000 gaming layoffs in 2024 Much larger job losses have occurred at other companies after huge M&A deals Multiple Microsoft studios have ...

Bungie is owed more than $60,000 by the company that owns AimJunkies, ... It may be the first time a jury has decided that cheating software violates a game company’s copyrights.

It's no secret that Destiny 2 developer Bungie has been at war with cheaters as of late, taking some particularly egregious rule-breakers to court and suing them for millions of dollars.In these ...

Bungie has won its lawsuit against Kunal Bansal, the company behind cheating software, LaviCheats. The court has stated that the India-based company owes Bungie over $6.7 million in various ...

Bungie did not hold back in this lawsuit and sought $12,059,912.98 in damages including $11,696,000 in statutory damages ($2,000 for each of the 5,848 cheat software downloads). Bungie will be ...

Over the past few years, Bungie has been doing their best to reduce the number of cheaters in the game and has done a commendable job at weeding out players using external software to gain an edge ...

Bungie launched its lawsuit against cheat seller AimJunkies.com and the alleged creators of the Destiny 2 hack software, Phoenix Digital Group, in 2021, alleging copyright and trademark infringement.

In further Destiny cheat news, Bungie has hit LaviCheats with a similar lawsuit. Bungie is requesting $2k for each of the 2790 downloads of the cheat software, totalling $5.6m.