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#274: Striker!
Industrial action puts the brakes on the genML death march (a bit, maybe).
Industrial action puts the brakes on the genML death march (a bit, maybe).
A legendary cutscene maker closes its doors as the game-industry rot continues to spread.
At Brighton's Develop conference, the vibes are as bleak as the weather.
Sometimes it's not about the win so much as watching the bad guys lose.
Another FromSoft joint means another difficulty bunfight — but this time there's a twist.
Not for the first time, Nintendo saves the day.
Charting a choppy course through Ubisoft's creative decline.
An assault on the senses, and the digestive system, at not-E3 2024.
Put your hands in your pockets and let out a weary sigh: it's not-E3 2024.
Sony's new bosses spill the beans on PlayStation's awkward era.
Eurogamer's new owners get off to a miserable start.
A warm Hit Points welcome (sort of) to PlayStation's two new CEOs.
Searching for hope amid the wreckage of another miserable week.
Microsoft takes the industry's layoff mania to a new, unfathomable low.
It's called Take-Two because what you do, right, is take two studios and close them down.
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The one where Lars Wingefors talks about lunch.
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A newsletter so good I hear they're calling it triple-N.
Shout out to all my fans in the Indonesian slums.
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Xbox is dying, and it's definitely not Big Phil's fault.
Everything's awful. Let's talk about something fun instead!
As game consulting again hits the headlines for all the wrong reasons, is it time we pulled back the curtain?
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Big numbers and big problems in Balatro, Hit Points' latest unwelcome obsession.
Reflections on yet another brutal week for the game industry.
PlayStation has a new sheriff in town, and he seems like a right old tyrant.