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David Cage's bad writing couldn't kill Quantic Dream. Harassment allegations couldn't do it. Market pressures and a NetEase deal? That might.
News Articles
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Halo Studios' leadership is under fire from a former Art Director, and his allegations paint a dire picture of the studio's state.
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A new lawsuit, backed by Stop Killing Games, could end up changing everything about game ownership in the EU.
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Loading Screen: Mindseye's €1 Million Conspiracy To Become DLC
Alleging criminal conspiracy and then putting the accused in your game is one way to handle your problems.
Reports
Crimson Desert Broke People's Brains
Crimson Desert's developers worried that people expected "the second coming" when the game released. That's not what players got.
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Loading Screen: Nintendo Pokémon Summoning Patent Revoked By US
Bad news for Nintendo, as on a second review, their patent has completely failed.
Opinion
Upcoming Games: An Abundant April
While packed with games like Pragmata, Saros, and Pokémon Champions, April's real strength might be the wealth of cool indie games we're about to get.
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Loading Screen: Steam Prices No Longer Punish International Players
For years, non-American gamers have been punished by Steam's currency conversions. Their struggle is at an end. Mostly.
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Loading Screen: Krafton's Plan For Disposable Video Games
Krafton want to make PC games like they make mobile games, and that means killing them fast if they don't excel.
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A second PS5 price hike in twelve months puts us in touching distance of $1000 consoles. The games market is not what it was.
Reports
Google Killed The Dead Internet Sites
Google. The cause of, and solution to, all of the internet's problems. Like fake video game reviews.
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Loading Screen: Nintendo To Charge More For Physical Games
Nintendo aren't raising prices for physical games. But they are charging players more for them, at least compared to digital.