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Nintendo's controversial US patent on summoning Pokémon is under new scrutiny... from the people that just approved it.
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Nintendo's controversial US patent on summoning Pokémon is under new scrutiny... from the people that just approved it.
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More than 30 devs fired from Rockstar, and the union they were working with are claiming foul play.
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100,000 players just made Runescape change their entire business model.
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It's the end of New World as we know it, and Amazon feels fine.
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Many The Sims Creators just walked away from EA, because they will not support the new owners at the cost of their own beliefs.
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