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One man is trying to fix the damage that NetEase inflicted on the games industry. Because he set them up to do it.
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One man is trying to fix the damage that NetEase inflicted on the games industry. Because he set them up to do it.
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Bungie convinced Sony that their output and staff were worth a combined $3.7 Billion a mere four years ago. Now? Sony has marked $765 Million as losses attributed to that same studio. Things are looking grim for the studio formerly behind Halo...
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Pretty much everything Sega's done in the last five years has gone wrong for them, except the Sonic Movies, I guess.
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$55.5 Billion for GameStop of ALL companies to buy eBay is truly absurd...
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An expensive mistake has just handed pirates the entirety of Forza Horizon 6, and Xbox can't do much about it.
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It doesn't look like we're getting the new Steam Machines in the first half of the year as promised. Valve had been silent, but now we know why.
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Marathon couldn't save Bungie from PlayStation's expectations. After being bought for $3.6 billion, perhaps nothing could.
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Nacon are immune to good press. Selling pirated copies of games they have no rights to, laying off staff at solidly successful teams for their own failed book-balancing, and ignoring the business models that work for the teams they own. Yet they insist on limping on at others' expense. £#*% Nacon.
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Another French studio is facing layoffs under Nacon, and staff are happily airing their grievances ahead of strikes.
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Two months after an industry showcase, Xbox Copilot, as a generative AI tool, was killed by company leadership. But which leadership?
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Steam Controllers are already out of stock, but the Machine and Frame haven't made it to sale yet. But Valve are being open about why.
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If GTA VI doesn't cost $80, Bank of America thinks the games industry is really in trouble.