THQ Nordic announced that it has raised over £171 million/$223 million, cash that will be invested in the acquisition of more game studios. That’s not exactly chump change.

There’s gold in them there hills! Red Dead Online has begun, and if you’re anything like me, then your pockets are probably emptier than a six-shooter revolver after a game of high stakes poker goes terribly terribly wrong. Much like Grand Theft Auto Online, Red Dead Online wants you to earn your fistful of dollars, by engaging in various pursuits that’ll have you flush with cash and resources that can be spent on some trendy threads.

In the early stages of Red Dead Redemption 2, cash ain’t exactly easy to earn, let alone keep. Now there are plenty of ways to keep your pockets full, from activities such as bounty hunting to more noble endeavours such as hunting for game and selling their pelts. There is another easier way however, one that makes full use of a glitch in the game to earn you maximum cash real fast. Here’s how it works

Overwatch has sold very, very well, and made Activision Blizzard a truckload of money in the process. How much? Oh not much, just a cool $500 million!

Guardian, your greatest challenge is coming, as the threat of Oryx demands the rarest of currencies: actual money. Real-world coin, which will be used for the greatest of purposes! And that purpose is…DANCE!

If you want to make money, you need to spend money. It’s an old adage that has proven itself time and time again, and most times, it double-applies to Hollywood. Sure, spending tens of millions of dollars on a film production and feeding your crew is one thing. But it’s star power that in most cases, draws audiences to your …

There’s been a lot of criticism towards EA and their DLC habits. But EA isn’t exactly shying away from pushing forward with such post-release content. Especially when it earns them some big bucks.

It took just 9 days for inFamous: Second son to sell a million copies on the PlayStation 4.