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Loading Screen: Refunds After 2000 Hours Of Play For Region-Locked Players
Turns out, Valve might give you a refund after 2000 hours of play... but only if the developers turn off the game in your region.
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Loading Screen: When Monetising A 12-Year-Old Game Goes Wrong
Sometimes, you purposefully increase the price of your paid DLC bundles before you add a cheaper subscription model, and then people get mad.
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Loading Screen: The EU Takes On Gold Farmers
The EU has weighed in on gold farming... but the outcome might not be what anyone expected.
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Loading Screen: Steam's $32,000 Malware Problem
After their fourth instance where malware was found in a game on the platform, Steam has to address this problem, as this time it scammed $32,000 from a cancer patient.
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Loading Screen: Nintendo Secretly Gutted Their Support Teams
Nintendo are copying the rest of the industry, and outsourcing their vital functions to cheaper territories, quality be damned.
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The Truth About The YouTube View Counts
YouTube are adamant, they're not to blame for the viewcount drops. And if these investigators are right, then YouTube is too.
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The Dire State of Bungie
It's a bad time for Bungie. PlayStation is closing in, Destiny is in a bad way, and everything is pinned on Marathon. And then the CEO quit.
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Loading Screen: Valve's New $1500, Regulation-Dodging, Cosmetics
Valve are showing their mastery of microtransactions once more, dodging regulation as players shell out more than $1500 for skins.
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Loading Screen: Buy Tarkov Again To Play On Steam, Say BSG
Want to launch Tarkov via Steam? Pay up, please. Already have it? Pay up, please.
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Loading Screen: 90% Of Gamers Play Remakes
90% of you are playing remakes, and it turns out 85% of you aren't playing them for nostalgia. No wonder there are so many of them.
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Loading Screen: Ubisoft Couldn't Kill The Crew Forever
Ubisoft tried to kill the Crew. Fans just brought it back.
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Payment Processor Interference Hurts Everyone
Across the world, audiences can no longer buy games because one payment processor is attempting to control what Steam sells.