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Rockstar Games and the union members it fired last year have just made their arguments in Scottish court for the very first time. This wasn't the full hearing, but it still represented an incredibly important moment for both sides, with the possibility of "interim relief" being granted by the judge. For many of the affected workers this represented a life-changing decision and we were there as it happened.

The remarkable story of Jerry Gretzinger and the map he's dedicated his life to making.

Last year, Rockstar Games fired 34 employees for alleged gross misconduct and in doing so, there had been a worry that this could have spelled the end for unionization at the studio. But that's not what happened. Today, the union is bigger than it's ever been before. How did that happen? And what comes next?

In recent years, the games media has quietly begun to change the way in which it writes about Bobby Kotick, the former CEO of Activision Blizzard. PMG investigates the way in which Kotick has used the threat of defamation to reshape the way in which his own legacy has been documented by the press and whether these changes have been made in good faith, or if they're actually being driven by the media's inability to stand by its reporting in the face of costly legal action.