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We’ve got at least another month to go before Nintendo launches its online service, as the company has now confirmed a second-half of September date.
Discord, the online service used by millions of gamers for voice, text, and video chat, is making its way into the game selling business.
Industry iconoclast Bethesda has opted to release Fallout 76 on its own platform, bypassing Steam entirely.
Epic is raking in serious revenue from mobile in-app purchases. If Google Play isn’t going to give them the same incentives to release Fortnite their store, Sweeney doesn’t see why they should.
In an unprecedented move, Epic is looking to skip Google’s app store and go directly to the consumer.
Should GTA Online be sold separately from GTA V or offered as free-to-play? Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick tells us that there are no plans but he remains open-minded.
The old THQ made many leery of the licensed games market, but Nick Button-Brown wants to change that. Huge IP like Paw Patrol and Adventure Time are just the start for Outright Games.
Fellow Traveller’s managing director talks to GameDaily about his label’s origin story, who they really are, and why they want more weird indie games in the world.
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