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Diablo Developers Stand United Against Microsoft Layoffs, Urging Change
Over 450 members of the Diablo team at Blizzard have voted to unionize, expressing their concerns over layoffs and job security.
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Over 450 members of the Diablo team at Blizzard have voted to unionize, expressing their concerns over layoffs and job security.
Crystal Dynamics announces layoffs amidst a tumultuous period for game development, citing evolving business conditions.
CD Projekt has increased its workforce to nearly 800 as it ramps up development for The Witcher 4 and Cyberpunk 2, following past layoffs.
Sledgehammer Games had an ambitious concept for a third-person horror title set in Vietnam, which was ultimately shelved to prioritize Modern Warfare 3.
Blizzard responds to player feedback on the upcoming WoW Legion Remix, promising enhancements to gameplay pacing and engagement.
Atari has purchased the rights to five previously dormant Ubisoft games, sparking hopes for potential remasters.
The conflict surrounding Microsoft's collaborations with the Israeli military intensifies as protesters occupy the office of Brad Smith.
Yves Guillemot, CEO of Ubisoft, has been summoned to testify in a French court regarding workplace harassment issues that led to convictions of former executives.
Sony's recent strategy to prioritize live-service games has led to the cancellation of multiple anticipated titles. PlayStation studios boss discusses the focus on diverse player experiences despite setbacks.
Michael Douse from Larian Studios discusses the AAA gaming industry's over-reliance on data and how indie developers excel at following their gut instincts.
Former BioWare producer Mark Darrah speculates that the original Dragon Age 4 could have fared better if released earlier.
Japanese vtuber agency Otagroup introduces a service allowing people to rent vtuber grandmas, targeting both elder well-being and youth support.
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