Leah J. Williams

Leah is an experienced entertainment and gaming journalist. With industry-leading knowledge at producing features, social, written and video content about video games and the entertainment sectors.

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IGDA wants to rebuild trust with global game developers

The organisation is looking to revamp its ethics processes following a tumultuous year.

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Let’s Build A Zoo is getting Dinosaur Island DLC

Let's Build a Zoo is entering the Jurassic period as it introduces dinosaurs to the zoological mix.

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More footage from a cancelled Half-Life spin-off has emerged

Ravenholm was well into development at Arkane Studios before it was ultimately cancelled.

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Prey is going free on the Epic Games Store in May

Prey is one of the most underrated games in the Arkane Studios back catalogue. Here's why you should play it.

WWE may be working on a major wrestling RPG

WWE is reportedly focussed on delivering more video games in future, including a potential RPG.

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Genshin Impact is still coming to Nintendo Switch

Genshin Impact was announced for Nintendo Switch in 2020 – but its path to release hasn't been smooth.

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The Queen’s Golden Nintendo Wii is up for auction (again)

The Queen's golden Wii was originally created as a gift in 2009 – but was rejected due to Royal Palace policy.

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Bungie, Double Fine take strong stance for abortion rights

As gaming 'fans' decried Bungie and Double Fine for supporting abortion rights, both companies have doubled down on their stances.

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Duke Nukem Forever build from 2001 leaks online

The leaked build of the game appears to be from the original development cycle, before it was reworked for modern consoles.

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Microsoft will address Xbox server outages in new update

A major Xbox server issue has caused widespread outages for players, and prevented some from playing games they own.

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