Episode 2 covers the FTC’s involvement in investigating loot boxes in video games, Fallout 76, and the difference between Starbreeze’s quarterly struggles and Bethesda’s.
IGDA executive director Jen MacLean compares the loot box monetization issue, which has sparked an FTC investigation, to prior industry challenges like game ratings.
There is no legal reason for Bethesda and ZeniMax to offer refunds.
White Wolf will not make its LGBTQ+ community feel like it has committed diablerie again, especially under Shams Jorjani’s transitional management.
Rapper 2 Milly threatened to sue Epic Games over using his ‘Milly Rock’ dance without permission. Despite frustration from various other performers, there may not be a reputable case to bring against Epic over its Fortnite dance emotes.
The story is ending, and the process to close up shop began in early October.
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.
But the battle over the Oculus settlement isn’t over.
Andrzej Sapkowski demands $16.1 million from CD Projekt
The WARN Act requires employees be notified well in advance of mass layoffs.
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