Even Steam's two week policy falls short due to game time restrictions.
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Mike Futter
One of the dominating countries in the areas of online gaming and esports redefines what's acceptable and not in terms of internet conduct, but what does it mean for Western gamers?
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Liz Lanier
Fifteen EU-based regulators plus Washington State pen joint declaration while Australian based study likens loot boxes to gambling, not baseball cards
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Johnny Cullen
The company has chosen to ignore the Belgium's ruling against in-game loot boxes, prompting the launch of an investigation by the Belgian government.
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Joseph Knoop
Game, the German equivalent of America's ESA, has gotten the government to relax the ban on Nazi iconography. But that doesn't mean that they want the market to be flooded with these messages.
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Joseph Knoop
Dream Arcades emulation console bumps up against copyright infringement without explicitly enabling it.
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Max Covill
It's like Breaking Bad, but with video games. Kind of.
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Amanda Farough
Behaviour Interactive has been awfully quiet.
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Amanda Farough
PUBG Corp. and Bluehole Inc. strike at Fortnite publisher, Epic Games. Atari Co-Founder, Ted Dabney, passes away. Former ESPN anchor wants to train shoutcasters and esports commentators.
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Amanda Farough
