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.
A "reduction in force" at Bungie means that most of the studio is being axed in the wake of Destiny 2's end of service.
An $80 price tag for GTA means the rest of the industry has no choice. Game price hikes past $70 will be very hard to justify.
Here's a quick one: Every problem in Midnight that 12.1 promises to fix. Some of them you may have seen reported - but I'm betting most of them you haven't.
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