Stephen Totilo is a gaming reporter, previously serving as the Editor-in-Chief of Kotaku. He currently covers the video game industry for Axios and TheSixthAxis.com, reporting on topics such as game development, industry trends, legal issues, and the business side of the gaming world.
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Stephen Totilo's coverage is heavily focused on the gaming industry, with a significant emphasis on game developers, reviews, and legal issues within the gaming space. His articles also include themes related to technology.
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By: Stephen Totilo
The Russo brothers' AGBO production firm has been telegraphing big ambitions in gaming.
By: Jacob Knutson, Stephen Totilo
Twitch co-founder Emmett Shear became OpenAI's new interim CEO on Monday, the ChatGPT parent's third leader in as many days after Sam Altman, its former CEO, was abruptly ousted by the board.
It's best to think of it as a $200 PS5 accessory.
In a year of bad news for many video game studios, Chelsea Blasko has a more upbeat story to share, about how her team made it through.
Game publisher Take-Two Interactive is being accused of "theft" in a new class-action complaint over microtransactions in NBA 2K and the rest of the company's popular sports games.
By: Stephen Totilo
2023 will go down as a year of much pleasure and much pain, as great games mixed with great upheaval in the industry, both foreseeable byproducts
Shrugs off "suggestions" it should buy a big gaming company.
By: Stephen Totilo
Settlement covers all women who worked at Activision Blizzard in California from 2015-2020.
"Our industry is in deep trouble right now..."
Nintendo is suing the makers of popular Switch emulator Yuzu, leaning on DMCA laws and with the reasoning that the emulator has facilitated a large amount of video game piracy. If they are successful, it could upend decades of legal precedent that has protected game console emulators.
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