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Gaming
Wardogs Beta Pulls Nearly 500K Players Before Launch
Wardogs' beta drew nearly 500,000 players and peaked at 105,774 concurrent on Steam. Here's why BULKHEAD and Team17's 100-player FPS…
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Sanitarium Enhanced Brings a 1998 Horror Classic Back
Sanitarium Enhanced revives DreamForge's award-winning 1998 psychological horror on PS5, Xbox, Switch and PC with widescreen, controller support and bonus…
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How to Fish: How to Beat the Pufferfish Boss
How to Fish's Pufferfish boss is Island 2's big difficulty spike. Our guide covers bait, healing prep, weapons and the…
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Blood Dungeon Review: Messhof’s Bullet Heaven Swings Hard
Blood Dungeon review: Messhof's bullet heaven blends slick 2D platforming with roguelike chaos, but genre repetition tests even its style…
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Business
Bethesda Union Warns of Yearly Layoffs Under Microsoft
A Bethesda artist says the studio never had layoffs before Microsoft, and now they feel yearly. The union is turning…
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EverQuest Legends Dev Open to New Classes and Races Later
EverQuest Legends leans on a classic MMO template, but the team says it's open to adding new classes and races…
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Ray Chase’s 1,000 Hours in Slay the Spire Is a Gamer Flex
X-Men '97 voice actor Ray Chase has 1,000 hours in Slay the Spire and a perfume-soaked Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2…
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Suteki Da Ne at 25: Final Fantasy X’s Song Still Hits Hard
Twenty-five years on, Suteki Da Ne remains Final Fantasy X's emotional core, a masterclass in how one JRPG song can…
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Business
League of Legends’ First Pitch: A Lesson for Founders
A YouTuber unearthed League of Legends' original 2007 investor pitch, and it's a masterclass in why founders shouldn't fall in…
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Business
Tim Cain: Why Studying Bad Games Beats Copying Hits
Fallout co-creator Tim Cain says studios only study their hits — here's why paying attention to bad games teaches founders…
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