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Can The Game Crash Happen Again?
In 1983, the games industry faced a monumental crash. Many say we're living through another one right now. What does that mean?
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In 1983, the games industry faced a monumental crash. Many say we're living through another one right now. What does that mean?
Reports
The last few weeks of censorship chaos from Payment Processors have folks wondering what the solutions could possibly be.
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The aftershocks of Xbox's mass layoffs and cancellations rumble on. We're just starting to see the full impact as even more games get cancelled.
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All PlayStation wants to talk about is their great balance sheet, but all their investors want to talk about is Marathon. It's not very fair.
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Steam refused to release a promising indie horror game on seemingly arbitrary terms, after being spooked by payment processors. The dev isn't letting that stop them.
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All the drawbacks of a physical game, and a digital game - Nintendo's Game Key Cards haven't been well recieved. Which is why fans were excited about surveys where they could make their anger clear. But the story might not be so clear cut.
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Fired executives, six years of development time and threats of layoffs. But we're still far away from the next BioShock game.
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It's finger-pointing time as everyone says it's someone else's fault that we're seeing legal adult games being delisted from online stores. But an overreach of PR by one company might have given the game away...
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It turns out the secret weapon for BF6 won't be anything EA builds. It'll be what you end up building for them.
Opinion
August sees the return of legendary game series like Gradius and Shinobi, alongside new titles from the developers behind Journey and the Oblivion Remake. Let's check it out!
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477,000 sales mean that Monster Hunter: Wilds has hit a wall, as the total copies sold only increased by 5% since February.
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As the tide shifts in an industry hungry for more revenue, EA aren't willing to risk selling $80 games. They don't seem to think they need to.