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This Week In The Business: No Escaping PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds
5QUOTE | “Winning is the exception, and losing can be fun, and anything in between is an adventure, which sets PUBG apart entirely — and in a meaningful way — from almost any other competitive multiplayer game I’ve encountered.” – Tacoma and Gone Home developer Steve Gaynor loves PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds.
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This Week In The Business: The Long Dark Road Out Of Early Access
“We should be out there, and we want to be out there. But I’ll draw the line, also beyond a certain point, I don’t think I owe people to be a punching bag for them when they’re feeling upset.” That’s Hinterland Studio’s Raphael van Lierop talking about dealing with the toxic atmosphere on Reddit and…
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This Week In The Business: Do You Believe Nintendo?
“We will produce significantly more units of Super NES Classic Edition than we did of NES Classic Edition.” That’s Nintendo doing its best to reassure pre-preemptively angry fans that its latest retro console offering will be easier to find than its last one.
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This Week In The Business: VR’s Virtual Diversity
“Part of my job involves funding content and my heart sinks when someone brings me something that’s a shooter, because a shooter is almost the lowest common denominator at this point.” That Callum Underwood from Oculus, saying it’s time for VR devs to move on and consider new styles of gameplay.