The Games Industry Won't Preserve Its History
Games are fun, and that's why the US Government won't treat them like any other artform worthy of study. At least, until the games industry says that won't risk their profits.
Games are fun, and that's why the US Government won't treat them like any other artform worthy of study. At least, until the games industry says that won't risk their profits.
As Sony's CFO writes off part of their Bungie investment, it seems players are too, as leadership reports falling player numbers.
As the nights grow long, your backlog grows longer. Just because the year's ending, doesn't mean there aren't new games to watch out for.
Despite creating and investing over 15 years of work at Paradox into the Cities (In Motion & Skylines) series, following Skylines II's rather dreadful launch? Colossal Order is out, and a new dev is taking over, just like that. 'Apparently', it's a "mutual" decision. . .
After Subnautica's success, developer Unknown Worlds leapt at the opportunity of half a billion dollars to be bought by, and produce the sequel for Krafton. A deal was signed, the sequel built. But now, devs and publisher are at war over the realities of the fine print... oh. And $250 million!