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A former Starbreeze executive has been convicted of insider trading
A former Starbreeze executive has been convicted of insider trading, as reported by Swedish financial news site Dagens industri (via Reddit). A report from Dagens…
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Tencent invests in Spec Ops: The Line developer, Yager Development
Yager Development, the developer of Spec Ops: The Line and The Cycle, has received a capital investment from Tencent Holdings (via Venture Beat). “Tencent…
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Sony submits patent for an AI that suggests microtransactions if a player gets stuck
Sony’s got a new patent, and it describes an AI that will help the player if they’re stuck by suggesting they splash out on…
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Sony shuts down Manchester VR studio, possibly scrapping its AAA VR game
Sony is shuttering its PlayStation VR studio based in Manchester, UK, and it’s possible that the developer’s AAA VR game has been binned as…
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Former Dragon Age director Mike Laidlaw departs Ubisoft Quebec
Mike Laidlaw announced that he has left his position as creative director for Ubisoft Quebec (via Fextralife). Prior to working for Ubisoft, Laidlaw spent…
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Battlefield and Halo developers front new Seattle studio, C77 Entertainment
C77 Entertainment is a new studio led by Mattias Kylén and Kenny Magnusson, who are industry veterans known for their work on the Battlefield…
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Riot Games calls $400 million lawsuit claim “wholly unsound”
Riot Games countered the claim that the women suing the company may in fact be owed $400 million, calling the conclusion “reckless, misleading, and…
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Riot Games plaintiffs may be owed $400 million due to gender pay gap
Riot Games may be required to pay 1,000 female employees a portion of a $400 million fund, instead of the original $10 million sum,…
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Xbox sticks with E3 2020 after Sony drops out once again
Xbox boss Phil Spencer announced that Microsoft will showcase the Xbox at E3 2020, following a statement from Sony explaining that it will not…
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Bungie, Infinity Ward, and Ubisoft are fundraising for Australian wildfire crisis
Bungie, Infinity Ward, and Ubisoft are contributing towards Australian relief charities through donations and fundraising to aid the wildfire control effort (via games radar).…
