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GameStop reveals its decision to sell its stores in France and Canada, while CEO Ryan Cohen makes headlines with his peculiar remarks on taxes and liberalism.
Riot Games is still developing an MMORPG, but progress has faced challenges since 2020.
Mark Darrah, a former BioWare executive, addresses the harmful dynamics of gaming fans celebrating layoffs and the unwarranted aggression directed at developers.
Croteam reveals the surprising origins of its acclaimed puzzle game, The Talos Principle, initially conceived as an accident during the development of Serious Sam.
Microsoft introduces Muse, a generative AI model aimed at enhancing game ideation and preservation.
A look into how Amazon's attempts to compete with Steam were thwarted by its underestimation of user habits, as revealed by Ethan Evans.
Despite the game's massive success, NetEase has reportedly laid off the Marvel Rivals development team in the US.
Epic Games sues a professional player for cheating in the Fortnite Championship Series, demands an apology, and donates the prize money to charity.
Phil Spencer emphasizes the role of smaller, narrative-driven games in contrast to the mainstream trend of live service models.
The upcoming RPG by former Witcher 3 directors lets players engage with important NPCs in new ways, offering a balance between choice and consequence.
A Japanese patent attorney discusses the routine nature of Nintendo's patent claims being predominantly rejected in the U.S.
A blindfolded speedrunner named Bubzia comes close to breaking a world record while his audience watches in suspense, unaware that a webcam failure has rendered the attempt invalid.
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