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New Study Shows 53% Of Players Prefer Single Player Games
In the last few years, several AAA studios making single player games have pivoted to making live-services games.
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Italian Police Burst Counterfeit Retro Games Worth Over $52 Million
The Italian tax police announced last Friday that they seized counterfeit copies of retro games and consoles shipped from China.
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5 Video Game-Related Guinness World Records You Never Knew Existed
Here are 5 interesting Guinness World Records held by different video game franchises. How many of them do you know?
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Sumo Group Is Laying Off 15% Of Its Workforce Globally, Shut Down Timbre Games
Sumo Group was acquired by Tencent in January 2022. It is made up of Sumo Digital, Auroch Digital, and Secret Mode.
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Relic Entertainment Lays Off 41 Days After Splitting From Sega
Relic Entertainment has announced its first layoff as an independent studio. The layoff is coming barely a week after leaving Sega.
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Certain Affinity, Halo And Call Of Duty Support Studio, Lays Off 25 Employees
Certain Affinity, the support studio for Halo and Call of Duty was one of the studios to announce layoffs.
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Sega To Sell Of Relic Entertainment And Layoff 240 In Europe In Sweeping Reform
SEGA Europe is proposing to reduce its workforce by approximately 240 roles and the following areas of the business will be affected
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Crazy Taxi Reboot Will Be An AAA Live Service With 100-Person Survival Mode
If you played and enjoyed the original Crazy Taxi which was first released in February 1999, then you should be excited about the upcoming reboot.
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Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth Reportedly Locked Behind A $15 Paywall
Developers often entice players to get back into the game after their first run with New Game Plus. However, Sega has reportedly locked that feature for Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth behind a $15 paywall.
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Team Kaiju Closure By Tencent Reveals Disturbing Trend In The Gaming Industry
Tencent has shuttered U.S. video game studio Team Kaiju which was considered an important part of the Shenzhen-based company’s global expansion plan. Although Tencent pulled the plug on Team Kaiju in June, the news only surfaced this month.