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An anonymous complaint has the Stop Destroying Games movement concerned, but with 1.4 million signatures a week before the deadline, they're doing pretty well regardless.
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An anonymous complaint has the Stop Destroying Games movement concerned, but with 1.4 million signatures a week before the deadline, they're doing pretty well regardless.
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Valve are in charge of Steam. Except when they're not, and they have to bend to the will of payment processors like PayPal, Visa or Mastercard.
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Xbox were about to give up; Nintendo continued to play their own game while PC continued to rise. Where'd that leave Sony? With a market ripe for the dominance... would anyone notice if they squeezed players dry once they had them fenced in?
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Ubisoft's shareholders had questions, and Yves Guillemot had answers, as the company opened up the floor to the public at their AGM.
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This week, the internet you're used to will be changed thanks to a wave of new laws.
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Per the fired leadership, "Krafton engaged in a months-long campaign to delay Subnautica 2’s release." The allegations are damning.
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Sega have been winning. Like A Dragon, Sonic, Persona and more have been on the up and up. Sega don't just exist in Japan, though. Their Western teams' successes few and far between in recent years. Centre to that? Creative Assembly & Total War games, which Sega are determined to rehabilitate!
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In which the reward for overwhelming success is a trip to the Jobcentre, and the reward for being a good, efficient worker is... also a trip to the Jobcentre. This one's a bit gloomy.
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$250 million up for grabs. Early Access launch denied and delayed. Founders fired, bonuses in jeopardy and lawsuits filed. The road to Subnautica 2's launch has fast become one of the messiest we've seen in quite some time...
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Valve just added a new rule to Steam, saying they don't decide what gets to be on their store anymore. Someone else does.
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Today, I found an unlikely story of how Unity mismanaged a promising project... while they kill off multiplayer games to save a few pennies on server costs.
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Finding themselves at the centre of drama upon drama, Jagex didn't seem like they were ever going to make changes for the good of their RuneScape player base. Completely overhauling their egregious MTX systems certainly wasn't on the bingo card. Can players trust them to follow through?