While you were sleeping, forming cat walls and being a general nuisance in ChatChat, the world of video games moved on without you. To bring you up to speed, here’s a round-up of the highlights of the night!
The Electronic Software Association (ESA) is a lobbying group funded by the biggest publishers in the world. Want to know what they spent their money lobbying? More specifically, want to know what they spent a whole $1 million lobbying? We’ve got the details right here.
Facebook currently makes 12% of its money from Zynga. This is pretty huge. While many people may have the “Who gives a darn about Zynga?” attitude, the important thing here is that they’re a game development company and one of the world’s largest social networking companies is currently making a pretty decent living off their work. What would happen if Facebook collapsed? Oh man, think about that!
In the quirky department, this is a massive collection of Mega Man games, to my dismay there is more Hyperdimension Neptunia in existence, and here’s why the Resident Evil 6 demo has staggered release dates.
In short
How lobbyists spent $US1m pushing for SOPA
Facebook cares about your stupid farm
Have you ever seen all the Mega Man games at once?
Hyperdimension Neptunia MK2 transforms your handhelds into lovely ladies
Capcom explains staggered Resident Evil 6 demo release
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