On July 18, Microsoft suddenly ceased offering purchases and rentals for movies and TV shows on PC and Xbox. The change comes ...

A US federal appeals court has struck down the Federal Trade Commission’s Click-to-Cancel rule, effectively blocking regulations that would have made it easier for consumers to cancel subscription ...

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Blizzard's attempt to bring a World of Warcraft experience to mobile gamers, Warcraft Rumble, is winding down after struggling to find a big enough audience.

As the full effect of Microsoft’s devastating round of layoffs becomes clearer, Blizzard has announced that mobile game Warcraft Rumble won’t get any new content, with its developers reporting ...

The FTC is processing another round of the big Fortnite refund worth $245 million, so check if you're eligible.

The Federal Trade Commission said it will be sending more than $126 million in refunds to Fortnite players who were charged for unwanted purchases.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has announced plans to send $126 million in refunds to 969,173 Fortnite players who say they were charged for unwanted in-game items, like cosmetic skins.