Adam Sandler fans should keep their clubs -- er, remotes, out when they finish watching "Happy Gilmore 2" on Netflix.

“Happy Hunting” filmmaker Joe Dietsch has launched Montreal-based video game startup Wolf Haus Games.The studio opens with more than $4 million Canadian dollars (approximately $2.9 million USD ...

One such challenge was the fact that Square Enix had lost the game’s original source code. When asked how the team overcame that issue, Maehiro said it was a combination of reverse engineering ...

In an industry defined by million-dollar budgets, multinational corporations and enormous development teams, commissioning a video game for just five dollars (well, CA$6.60) may seem a bit surreal.