Just when I was worried there wouldn't be a lot to talk about, G2A swoops in to...save the day?

G2A gets shady with its own history, but it's enough to call off the Subnautica dev.

This developer has had it, and it wants its lost revenue back.

19 developers have given their support to G2A's key-blocking tool. Only 81 to go!

It's been a crazy week in the world of PC gaming. Get caught up with all the important news right here!

Can G2A clean up its image after all this debacle?

It takes a whole village to stop reselling illegal keys.

G2A is in trouble with developers again.

G2A respond to the Gearbox Bulletstorm deal cancellation at the end of last week.

Alex Nichiporchik of tinyBuild feels G2A's new steps are not enough to address the main problem of fraud.

Several changes are coming to G2A's marketplace from 29 July onwards. Time will tell if this is a sign of meaningful reform.

Some kind of statement regarding grey market key selling will be made by G2A later tonight (8pm Pacific).

This evening tinyBuild has issued a three day ultimatum of their own to G2A which outlines the action G2A need to take.

G2A's handling of the tinyBuild affair has been inadequate at best, and borders on outright duplicitous.

In all, $450,000 USD-worth of suspicious tinyBuild keys passed through G2A's marketplace. The developer received no compensation.

Key-selling site G2A.COM has issued a Facebook statement about the revoking of certain Ubisoft keys purchased via their site, in which it indicates ...