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“I Am Beside Myself”: Here’s How The Stars Are Reacting To Their Oscar Nominations
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UK Video Games Council pushes for further government support
The UK Video Games Council has pushed for further government support of the industry, arguing that the country has a wealth of talent but not less support than other parts of the world.
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Are These Bad Movies REALLY That Bad?
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Ubisoft’s restructure plan spooks the markets, and it’s not hard to see why | Opinion
It’s fair to say that it’s been a rough decade for European publishers. The last bastion of Britain’s long-established publishing houses, Codemasters, was bought by EA in 2021. A couple of years later, one of the continent’s largest publishers, Sweden’s Embracer Group, hit the financial skids and was forced to divest or shut down many of the studios it had bought in a spending spree over the prior years.
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US lawmakers ask FTC “thoroughly” review $55bn EA deal, warn of potential negative impact on workers
The United States’ Congressional Labor Caucus has written to the Federal Trade Commission to raise concerns about the potential impact of the proposed $55 billion acquisition of Electronic Arts led by the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF).
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Travel Around California To Reveal Which “Euphoria” Character You Are
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Absolutely Nobody Who Isn’t A Film Buff Will Be Able To Identify 14/19 Of These Classic Movies From A Single Screenshot
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Inkle says TR-49’s $7 price point was experiment to encourage “an impulse, ‘jump in’ mindset”
The narrative director at indie developer Inkle, Jon Ingold, has said that pricing its recently-released title TR-49 at $7 was a means of encouraging players to buy the game as an “impulse” purchase rather than waiting.
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People Are Revealing The Movies That Made Them Walk Out Of A Theater, And LMAO, A Lot Of You Are Gonna Be Maaaaad
“Left right after the puppy scene, I refuse to watch any John Wick movies because of that scene.”
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