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Wizards of the Coast president is stepping down after just 2 years on the job

John Hight's looming departure was revealed just a week after Hasbro took a $56 million impairment arising from cancelled videogame projects.

EA Makes Eight New Accessibility Patents Free to All Developers

EA Makes Eight New Accessibility Patents Free to All Developers

EA brings its patents up to 46.

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Looks like it's Tencent's turn to start turning off the money faucet for Western studios, as Bloodhunt developer Sharkmob says layoffs are coming

Looks like it's Tencent's turn to start turning off the money faucet for Western studios, as Bloodhunt developer Sharkmob says layoffs are coming

The Sharkmob cuts come less than two months after layoffs and studio closures at Tencent-owned Funcom.

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Acclaim Is Back, But NBA Jam and Dave Mirra Aren’t Part of the Plan

Acclaim isn't interested in nostalgia.

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Study Says 72% of Devs Think Steam Basically Has a Monopoly on PC Games

Other storefronts exist, but Steam dominates the PC market.

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Shuhei Yoshida Reflects on the Sports-Powered Rise of PlayStation

Sports games laid the foundation for PlayStation's success.

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Dune: Awakening dev Funcom released a very successful MMO, so of course it is laying off staff: "This difficult process is starting now, and we cannot yet determine the exact impact"

Funcom says Dune: Awakening was "the biggest release" it's ever had

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Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick takes a moment to remind us once again that 'there's no such thing' as artificial intelligence

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick takes a moment to remind us once again that 'there's no such thing' as artificial intelligence

Zelnick believes AI is just a digital tool, "and we've used digital tools forever."

Bossa Studios ended 2023 by laying off one-third of its staff

Bossa Studios ended 2023 by laying off one-third of its staff

The company confirmed that 19 employees were let go at the end of the year.

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