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Fans issue lawsuit over canceled Knights of the Old Republic 2 Switch DLC
Case argues that purchasers are owed refunds legally from Aspyr and Saber Interactive
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Twitch dips 2% in viewership for August
Daily hours watched hit 56 million while Baldur's Gate 3 debuted among the top games streamed for the month
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Cost concerns still hamper accessibility hardware, says advocate
In the UK, 14% of working disabled people earn less than their abled-bodied peers
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Has Unity repaired the damage done by its Runtime Fee plans?
Developers share their reactions to the engine provider's revised policy and their remaining concerns for the future
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How to design gender-inclusive character customisation tools
At Devcom, freelance narrative designer Arden Osthof guided developers through gender-inclusive design tips
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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice sells 10m units | News-in-brief
The FromSoftware action-adventure title launched in 2019
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SAG-AFTRA members authorise video game strike
98% of members approve strike for actors and performers in the game industry
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Kowloon, Aream & Co, LVP and more join GamesIndustry.biz Investment Summit London
Meanwhile, publishers Secret Mode and Yogscast are looking to meet developers
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Creative Industries unveils new €35m plan to grow UK entertainment sector
The industry network continues its plans set out with the UK government via its sector vision earlier this year
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Roblox acquires AI voice moderation start-up Speechly
Helsinki-based company aims to evolve voice technology for user-generated content platforms
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Is Digital Eclipse’s Gold Masters Series the future of video game documentaries?
Chris Kohler tells us about the recently launched The Making of Karateka and how it tackles the history of games
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Hideki Kamiya leaving PlatinumGames
Bayonetta creator's decision "came after a lot consideration" and feels "this outcome is for the best"
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Mortal Kombat 1 debuts at No.1 | UK Boxed Charts
Lies of P made it to No.3, while Payday 3 launched at No.7
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Steam Deck follow-up not likely until late 2025 or later
Its doubtful battery technology will improve enough not to be impeded by new hardware performance
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Jobs Roundup: September 2023 | ESA hires Christianna Barnhart as SVP of government affairs
Update: Jack Attridge is appointed creative director at Supermassive, Karina Lavushkina joins SuperScale as marketing strategist
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Unity kills Runtime Fee for Personal users, offers rev share for others
Engine maker will only apply per-install charges for devs on Pro or Enterprise licenses who upgrade to new version of Unity next year
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Report: European game industry salary potential varies by region
Gender pay gap continues to widen as people climb up company ranks within the continent
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Is chasing artificial intelligence genuinely senseless? | This Week in Business
How can Roblox take a cut of sales that aren't happening if AI undermines the creator economy?
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ReedPop shares first-year results for new data platform Engage
Publisher reports 50% more clickthroughs for ad campaigns in less than a year
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Bandai Namco: "Every publisher has to focus more on their own expertise"
European boss Arnaud Muller on maintaining momentum post-Elden Ring and the challenges of the market
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Microsoft's hardware strategy looks more and more traditional | Opinion
Xbox Series X|S once presented a radically different vision; a console platform that would evolve and improve, ending the hardware generation cycle for good. What happened?
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Wicked Saints Studios raises $3.5m for blended-reality game
The Oregon-based studio's latest seed funding round brings overall funding to $4.6 million
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Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard: What’s going on and what happens next?
We look at the regulatory process and explain what it all means for the $68.7 billion deal
