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Loading Screen: $80 For GTA VI Would Benefit "The Entire Industry"
If GTA VI doesn't cost $80, Bank of America thinks the games industry is really in trouble.
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Did PlayStation Really Add A DRM Killswitch To PSN?
Their silence was deafening. For more than a moment, it seemed the very publisher who'd mocked Xbox (One) for adding DRM to physical games was going a step further and adding a ticking time bomb to every title on their platforms. What were PlayStation thinking?!
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Loading Screen: GameStop Wants To Buy eBay For $55.5 Billion
You know how at GameStop you trade in a game and then put that towards another game? They want to use their own stock to do that and buy eBay.
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Microsoft Desperately Wants To Convince You Xbox Is Back.
WE ARE XBOX. That's the rallying cry from the new leads of the Microsoft subsidiary formerly known as Microsoft Gaming... but after ousting Phil Spencer after his quarter-century tenure with Xbox, is this all for show, or are "are we so back"?
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Why Do They Keep Review Bombing Slay The Spire 2?!
Slay The Spire's sequel was punching well above its weight when it launched earlier this year. Critically adored, the game went toe-to-toe with a new game from Bungie and came out on top! Why then has it been facing sequential review bombs to the tune of 10s of 1000s reviews on Steam?!
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Loading Screen: Crimson Desert's Win Is Eve Online's Loss
Eve Online developer CCP is independent again, and it's got hit game Crimson Desert to blame.
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Upcoming Games: A Much Anticipated May
Between Forza, Subnautica and James Bond, May is already packed. And then we need to talk about the indies...
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Loading Screen: The Publisher "pillaging the still-warm body" Of Their Developers
"a premeditated and deliberate choice by Nacon’s management" is behind the closure of AA team Spiders, and staff aren't happy.
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SKG Heads Stateside, Gains Californian Support
Not happy with European efforts hogging the limelight, the Stop Killing Games movement is finally inching towards some meaningful progress via the California State Assembly. The 4th largest global economy certainly isn't a bad first step!
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Loading Screen: Financiers Are Destroying Europe's AA Teams
A whole development studio is shuttering because their corporate parent's corporate parent can't raise money from their banks.
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Loading Screen: Denuvo Doesn't Work Anymore
As of this month, after years of limited breaches, Denuvo now protects zero games on PC.
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Loading Screen: PlayStation's DRM Killswitch
A thirty-day countdown to inaccessibility is what some PlayStation fans are facing, as they believe Sony has flipped the killswitch.