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Loading Screen: PlayStation's Price Spike
A second PS5 price hike in twelve months puts us in touching distance of $1000 consoles. The games market is not what it was.
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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.
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Loading Screen: Five Years. Two Studios Dead. No Games.
To lose one studio is a misfortune. To lose two looks like carelessness. It's worse when they even share staff.
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Loading Screen: 1000 People Just Lost Their Jobs Because Epic Games Can't Plan
Epic Games is no longer printing money with Fortnite, and that means 1000 people just got fired.
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Loading Screen: Square Enix Adding Chatbots To MMO After 14 Years
The best place to test generative AI is a 14-year-old, Japan-only MMO. If folks get mad, the rest of the world won't know.
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Loading Screen: American Ratings Board Believes American Parents Easily Confused
Mixing in-game content and out of game systems is too much for American parents, according to the ESRB.
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Loading Screen: Investors Gave Up On This Game Because It's An 8/10
Complaining about review scores for games you haven't played is now for investors as well as gamers.
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Loading Screen: NVIDIA CEO To Critics - "Well, first of all, they're completely wrong"
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has harsh words for the critics of his company's new advances in gaming graphics.
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You Don't Want NVIDIA's Future For Gaming
NVIDIA showed us the future of game graphics. It's been rejected.
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Loading Screen: Krafton’s Complete Legal Failure On Subnautica 2
To save $250m, Krafton's CEO and ChatGPT embarked on a scheme to fire developers and deny them bonuses. They lost.
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Loading Screen: The Feds Are Investigating Steam's Malware Problems
More games had malware than we thought, and now the FBI wants to know what's going on with Steam.