News Posts
This weekend, a News Channel Video was published that didn't align with our principles on coverage, due to a time lag between creation/publishing. It is being reworked. As a result, we're publishing our internal corrections process so how we handle these problems is clear going forwards.
A quick catch up of some of our great content from this week - 10th to 14th June - and some free samples to peak your interest!
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The third most popular game on Steam is a Banana clicking game - why? Well because some people are selling those bananas for thousands of dollars. Which is less than what Xbox is making after topping the Playstation download charts, two months in a row. Exclusivity is on the way out.
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Ad Free Video! Hunter finally gets their War Within rework after so long, and… are you guys alright? Do you need an intervention?
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Ad Free Video! One of the greatest traditions of liking Dragon Age is the reveal of a New Dragon Age. And then everyone in the audience piling on from all sides to show how angry they are at it. This time there's a very clear culprit as to why.
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Ad Free Video! Another week, another round of news. John Hight’s leaving the team after 12 years, Blizzard decided to double rewards in Remix, Season of Discovery has huge lore teases and a whole heck of a lot more. Let’s have a look and see what’s went down.
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Ad Free Video! Pandaria shook up a lot of what we took for granted. Today, we’re going to blast through the massive story of Pandaria, and point at some of the reasons it’s one of Warcraft’s most beautiful stories
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A triple threat of stories today as we cover two sets of developers who are paying for management mistakes with staff jobs, and one indie developer that's closing it's doors because the industry has moved on too quickly.
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Ad Free Video! The Internet is mad about Starfield, and Bethesda’s decision to charge $7 for a single quest. This is just the latest in Bethesda managing to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
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The Internet is mad about Starfield, and Bethesda’s decision to charge $7 for a single quest. This is just the latest in Bethesda managing to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
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Despite $130 Ultimate Editions generating controversy, Ubisoft have managed to come out of the summer showcases with the press and audience more excited about their games than ever. How is the company famous for endless delays and bloated open world titles managing to win people back?
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Double trouble today - Epic Game accidentally left the game industry's secrets on display for enterprising individuals to find and pick through while Steam are now going to have to face a legal challenge in the UK over an anticompetitive pricing policy.