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#151: Overload
CD Projekt goes on the offensive in the battle to repair its reputation.
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#150: Down stream
Stadia died like Hemingway went bankrupt: gradually, then suddenly.
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#149: Unknown territory
PlayerUnknown has struggled with the making of his staggeringly ambitious new project. Things are finally looking up.
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#148: Build back bigger
Embracer Group may be too big to fail, but is it really that well set up for success?
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#147: Grand theft
On the messy, scary fallout from the GTAVI leak — and a potential ray of sunshine through the clouds.
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#146: Cell damage
On a terrible week for games media, and my fears for the future of the profession.
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#145: Downcast
Practice makes perfect, supposedly. So why are the game industry's broadcast shows going from bad to worse?
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#144: Pistols at dawn
The public war of words between Xbox and PlayStation suggests an uncertain future for Acquisition Blizzard.
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#143: Fast follow
Last week I noticed a sudden buzz around a new mobile game called Survivor.io. It’s the latest from Habby, the Chinese developer of the 2019 dungeon-crawling smartphone Roguelike Archero, which I played a fair bit of during the first lockdown. I first became aware of Survivor.io in
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#142: Universal overhead
On the craven PS5 price increase, and the open goal it gifts to Microsoft.
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#141: Personal news
I'm on the Back Page podcast! Plus, Hit Points shatters another milestone.
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#140: Combat evolved
Hello! Firstly, a thousand apologies for my silence of late. The kid was sick, then I was sick, and then my previously manageable pre-holiday consultancy workload suddenly turned into the sort of deadline crunch I haven’t experienced since my Edge days. I’m still right up against it, but