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GameDailydotRecap: Valve awards $20,000 to white hat hacker for helping to fix huge security flaw
Who knew that hunting for security vulnerabilities could be so profitable?
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Amanda Farough
Nintendo Wii Caught Lightning In A Bottle, Can Intellivision Amico Do The Same?
Intellivision president Tommy Tallarico explains his developer-centric approach and how he's not betting on nostalgia to sell the new Intellivision.
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James Brightman
Arizona couple ordered to pay Nintendo $12 million and shut down ROM site
Nintendo continues its streak of going after groups hosting ROM or emulator versions of their popular games, clouding the future of game preservation and accessibility.
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Joseph Knoop
Valve rewards hacker with $20,000 after he generated 36,000 Portal 2 codes
More tech companies are employing a bug bounty program.
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Sam Desatoff
HTC Vive Focus preps for global launch with eyes on enterprise
The HTC Vive Focus is launching worldwide, and the device may have an indirectly positive effect on gaming's VR developers, designers, and players.
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Ana Valens
Activision owns up to lackluster Destiny 2 sales
Activision had high expectations for Destiny 2: Forsaken revenue, but revealed it's less than impressed with actual revenue generated by the title as the game 'under-performed expectations' according to the Q3 2018 earnings call.
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Liz Lanier
GameDailydotRecap: Diablo Immortal and Blizzard's mobile plans
Big caveat: if the Chinese government doesn't start approving game licenses, that Chinese mobile market is going to remain under-served from triple-A Western companies.
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Amanda Farough
Despite Diablo Immortal controversy, Blizzard promises more mobile games are inbound
It's impossible to ignore mobile these days, and Blizzard is diving in with aplomb. Fret not: they have many development teams and they're not all dedicated to mobile.
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Johnny Cullen
Final Fantasy XV director Hajime Tabata leaves Square Enix
Three of four planned DLC have been canceled.
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Sam Desatoff
Patrick Soderlund teams up with MapleStory publisher, Nexon, to found new studio
A strong quarter for Nexon leads to a fruitful partnership for the former EA exec, with a focus on using new technologies in upcoming projects.
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Joseph Knoop