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Engine maker purchases software developer as it aims to make digital character creation tools more accessible
Outerverse publisher says NFT scammers targeted its game
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Blizzard veterans to focus both on creating their own IP and providing publishing services
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Game designer Zach Ford dies
Gearbox staff CEO Randy Pitchford called Ford a “passionate and talented designer”
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Player sued by Roblox banned by court order
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Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi and NetEase form new studio
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Raven QA strike ends following unionisation vote
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Call of Duty QA workers vote to unionize
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Stillfront acquires 6Waves for $201m
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Blizzard reiterates commitment to cultural change
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