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Nintendo of America was so poor in the '80s that it was "bartering" for 2am TV commercials while employees had to dodge "snakes and rats in the bathroom"

"We didn't have a lot of money at Nintendo"

GamesRadar · Jul 17

Survivors of abuse by Mohamed Al Fayed call for trafficking investigation

Without it the ‘true scale’ of former Harrods owner’s alleged network will stay hidden, says survivors’ group

The Guardian - UK · Jun 7

Subnautica 2 could become a chilling horror game, if only it would shut up

The abyss should not be this chatty.

PC Gamer · May 22

Alpha Buying: What this Low-Profile Value Fund is Targeting

I have followed Aegis Financial for a long time, and they are exactly the sort of outfit I like to watch. This is a small, internally owned firm built around deep value in the parts of the market most investors avoid. They live in the land of small caps, cyclicals,…

Benzinga · Nov 20, 2025

HLTV announces Hall of Fame nominees for CS2

There will be three new inductees this year.

Dot Esports · Nov 3, 2025

These 3 Beaten-Down Oil Stocks Could Make A Big Comeback

Three Oil Gas equipment stocks surged into the top decile of the value rankings this week, marking a notable shift in investor sentiment toward undervalued industrial players.

Benzinga · Oct 15, 2025

Nintendo requests $4,500,000 in court judgement against alleged Switch pirate, but its lawyer says the price tag "is nowhere near" a fair compensation for the "seriousness" of the issue

The formerly anonymous defendant chose not to respond to a summons served in 2024

GamesRadar · Oct 6, 2025

End of an era as Bowser (no not that one) retires from Nintendo

Where's Wario when you need him?

PC Gamer · Sep 26, 2025

After 6 years at the top of Nintendo of America, Doug Bowser is retiring to make room for the company's first female president, Devon Pritchard: "It's time for the next generation of leadership"

"Devon's track record speaks for itself"

GamesRadar · Sep 25, 2025

These smart glasses promise to remember your life better than you can, and we simply aren’t ready for these next-gen wearables

These Halo glasses have a lot to offer, but I'm left feeling like privacy is sprinting into the grave.

TechRadar · Jul 31, 2025