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"This past year has marked our third highest fiscal for top line revenue in Blizzard's history."
The anime aesthetic is just the beginning of what I've found to love about Mistria's locals.
The humble hit marker has its place, but it's way overused.
The founder of Half Mermaid on classic adventure games, modern hacking sims, and his favourite screenwriting software.
Quake 4: Awakening was in development at Ritual Entertainment before being scrapped.
The company's earnings outlook for the remaining year has "changed considerably."
"I was like, 'No, I'm not. What is that?'"
And another playable faction.
Here we go again.
Not a controversial opinion, by any means.
The whole catalogue is discounted, but this one really stood out to me.
Mirror's Edge, Hot Lava, and surf map enjoyers may want to keep an eye on Vholume.
Curse of Ul'atek comes out next week, but how has Midnight's first season gone in the eyes of its devs?
Creator Andy Davidson hopes it gives the game "a new lease on life."
It's rough, dated and still probably one of the better GoT games.
The source files are freely available for non-commercial use.
The series will have different actors in these roles for Season 2.
Lightspeed LA says it will "shift the creative and development direction" of Last Sentinel.
If you're stuck on this early puzzle, we can give you some hints—or the complete solution.
Just when you thought videogame marketing couldn't get sillier, people are going to wind up stealing a trailer.
Demon's Field.
Would Xuanzang have liked John Wick?
Mark Darrah thinks Larian succeeded because it wasn't afraid to do its own thing.
Strauss Zelnick reckons that the quality of the experience will more than justify the price.
Rockstar's parent company believes cloud gaming will grow its customer base even as hardware prices rise.
A new update "makes quiet voices louder overall," but doesn't let you hear players from farther away.
It's not just about the sanctity of copyright law anymore—Japan's foreign ministry is apparently worried that the US government is damaging the brands.
Strauss Zelnick says Take-Two will still put out physical editions "now and then," but for the most part, the era of games on discs is already over.
Blizzard set out to avoid the mistakes of the past with D.Mon.
Ouch, that's gotta sting.
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