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Loading Screen: The Scheduling Bloodbath Coming For Gaming
The end of 2026 is going to be a bloodbath for game releases, as major games compete for very few launch windows.
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Loading Screen: The Games Industry Is Living In The Past
New updates for decade-old games. The games industry's solution to a growing problem is here.
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Loading Screen: Stop Killing Games Think They've Stopped Killing Free-To-Play Games
Selling a costume could be very expensive for new games, as SKG think they have F2P in their sights.
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Loading Screen: The Games Industry Doesn't Need "long-term job security"
Per one CEO, "We've been a little bit too romantic" about long-term jobs in the games industry, but the cost to games might be dear.
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Loading Screen: Game Discoverability is "more broken now than I’ve ever seen it"
According to the man who helped build Steam Labs, there's just no good way for you to find games and buy them.
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Loading Screen: Indies Will Not Save The Games Industry
With thousands of layoffs, we should be in a golden age for indie developers thriving. So why aren't we?
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Loading Screen: Destiny is Over
The real Destiny Killer was inside Bungie all along.
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Loading Screen: Ubisoft CEO - This Is "a low point"
Yves Guillemot just needs investors to hold on a little longer, two more years, and then Ubisoft might be financially sound again.
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Loading Screen: Embracer's Mercenary New Plan
Embracer finally seem to have wrung every bit of value out of their company, with one final spin-off seemingly recreating THQ from first principles.
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Loading Screen: Steam Caters To Capybaras, Sidelines NSFW
Capybaras, Bullet Heaven and Wuxia are in; the Illuminati, Drama and NSFW are out. Big changes on Steam today.
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Loading Screen: A Licence To Kill Games
Barely three years after release, 2K Games just stopped selling a perfectly good game, likely for the same reason they always do.
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Did Stop Killing Games Just Beat The ESA?
Stop Killing Games claims they've defeated the Electronic Software Association, but it's actually the third time. But maybe not the last.