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Valve steps up battle against Epic with CS:GO announcements
New announcements could be seen as another element in brewing battle against Epic Games, this time aimed at Fortnite.
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Casual Connect joins the Greenlit Content family
GameDaily parent company gets into the events business as Casual Connect seeks to broaden its scope.
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Fallout 76 players' personal information exposed in support tickets
Bethesda's customer relations woes continue as the addresses and payment info of numerous users becomes available to any other person requesting support.
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Joseph Knoop
GameDailydotRecap: Swedish Economic Crime Authority raids Starbreeze offices
Something strange is happening in Sweden.
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Epic's move into digital game distribution is a shot heard 'round the gaming world
A year of successful disruption has positioned Epic to turn the screws on Valve on behalf of developers.
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Sony ships 463,000 units of PSVR in Q3 as market 'comes into its own'
International Data Corporation's new report shows encouraging signs for the AR/VR marketplace, as more than 1 million tethered VR headsets were shipped for the second time ever.
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Starbreeze's Stockholm offices raided under suspicion of insider trading [Update]
One as yet unidentified person has reportedly been arrested in connection with the raid.
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Dragon Age creative director, Mike Laidlaw, joins Ubisoft Québec
Laidlaw is returning to triple-A after over a year of consultant work and (rather entertaining) streaming.
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Sarah LeBoeuf
Microsoft remains committed to E3 despite Sony withdrawal, Spencer promises
Xbox boss admits show needs to improve 'in some ways' but remains supportive of the big show.
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Magic Leap: 'We Do See a Very Viable Business Model Right Now For Developers'
The consumer market isn't a reality yet, but devs getting in on the ground floor can do well, especially in enterprise. Magic Leap's Rio Caraeff on AR and the Independent Creator Program.
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