Developers are divided on how subscription services will affect game values
GDC State of the Industry: One-fourth of devs are concerned such services will devalue games, another fourth aren't worried at all
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Rebekah arrived at GamesIndustry in 2018 after four years of freelance writing and editing across multiple gaming and tech sites. When she's not recreating video game foods in a real life kitchen, she's happily imagining herself as an Animal Crossing character.
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Nutaku has over 45m registered users
Adult gaming platform also reaches over 128m monthly visits as it celebrates fifth anniversary
Housemarque puts all other projects on hold to focus on "most ambitious game to date"
Stormdivers, other upcoming titles paused for unannounced project now three years in development
Netflix is also developing a standalone The Witcher anime film
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Nintendo can continue preventing cancellation of pre-orders in Germany
Lawsuit instigated by Norwegian Consumer Council dismissed, but may be appealed
EA ends support for mobile Tetris, Tetris Blitz
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Disney confirms sale of FoxNext, Cold Iron Studios to Scopely
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The Witcher on Netflix has been watched by 76m households
It's on track to be the streaming service's biggest season one TV series ever
YouTube TV comes to PS4 as PS Vue moves out
Sony hardware maintains a live TV option at about the same price
CGI remake of original Pokemon film will be a Netflix exclusive
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Activision Blizzard, EA, Sony, Microsoft included in HRC's 2020 Corporate Equality Index
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The entirety of Telltale's The Walking Dead is returning to storefronts
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Patent infringement ruling against Nintendo Wii Remotes overturned
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Grand Theft Auto V was the best-selling game of the decade in the US
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