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The Day Before's developer is back, they have a new game and they want your money to finish making it. They're hoping the internet has forgiven them, but so far it's not looking good.
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Valve scared users with a new Subscriber Agreement popup this morning, but the real targets probably weren't on Steam at the time. We'll break down the major change, and how it affects you.
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Ubisoft are under attack from all sides and now their staff are joining in as a strike has been called! Elsewhere, we've got questions for PlayStation in the wake of a sudden (and secret) price increase for the soon-to-be-replaced Horizon Zero Dawn Complete Edition.
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Advanced Access, season passes and non-Steam releases have all been stripped out of Assassin's Creed Shadows as Ubisoft announces a three-month delay and gives the audience what they asked for.
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Today we cover Riot Games getting caught in the crossfire of the voice actor union strike, despite not actually doing anything. Elsewhere, Palworld's not getting a PS5 release in Japan and one modder took Zenimax's rules to task in the best way possible.
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PlayStation, where are your games? The question for a company that's just revealed an underwhelming remaster for a game that’s not even a decade old.
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Today, everyone's getting nervous about the news that Behaviour Interactive have bought the Darkest Dungeon developer Red Hook Studios, only days after closing one of the last studios they purchased.
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EA drew ire last week for their Investor Day pitches that leaned heavily on selling Generative AI to investors. But as we'll detail, when EA talk to investors, they have very different goals than when they talk to you.
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Today, we check out the gamble that could save Homeworld 3 from an ignominious fate, we consign Games for Windows - Live to the dustbin of history and we check out this week's upcoming games too.
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One of the biggest, most prestigious indie publishers in games has imploded. Thanks to sources speaking to the press, now we have some idea what led that to happen.
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Today, reports suggest Concord's director has stepped down while Firewalk tries to work out their next steps, or if they even have jobs. Elsewhere, after four years, 3D Realms has asked fans to wait some more for the limited-edition games they've already paid for. Plus the Weekend Recommend, UFO 50!
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Legal upheaval in the games industry today as Nintendo and The Pokemon Company announce they're taking Palworld developer PocketPair to court. Elsewhere, XDefiant's "not dying" and Krafton didn't buy Hi-Fi Rush for profit.