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As Nintendo hold firm on their device costs, one indie developer asks the question, What if things were less expensive?
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As Nintendo hold firm on their device costs, one indie developer asks the question, What if things were less expensive?
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Nintendo and the Japanese legal system are coming down on Switch modders, and all to protect the security of their store's ecosystem.
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Damning findings from a Japanese survey suggests that MTX spending leads nearly 20% of gamers to break their budgets.
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Development partner leaks might have revealed the future of the Elder Scrolls. It's familiar but with a fresh coat of paint.
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American players may have feared the worst, but it's everyone else paying more for consoles right now. Why?
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This week has seen a developer pull their game from Steam in the wake of international outrage. Let's try and understand exactly why.
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New documents have shown Ubisoft's plan to fend off legal action on The Crew, and it might all come back to how the US Courts feel about Final Fantasy XI.
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The impacts of the tariffs are already going beyond pricing increases. Some products simply won't be available.
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There's a turf war raging on Steam right now around one of the biggest games of the year, and it might all be down to a misunderstanding over a Polish investor announcement.
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Nintendo's spotlight has dimmed now that we've seen what lies beneath the glam and glimmer of the first showcase.
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Marvel Rivals is heating up, and to keep their audience happy, they're going to give players a new hero every month. How long they can accomplish that is another matter.
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Some of 2025's biggest releases could be under threat if Microsoft's QA teams don't have their unionisation demands met.