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Dev breaks down in tears when 4 years of work are rewarded with $250,000 earnings in a week: 'I don't know why people are so nice'
By Joshua Wolens published
News Sometimes nice things happen!

Take-Two boss says he's not interested in putting ads into premium games: 'It would seem unfair'
By Andy Chalk published
news Industry analyst Matthew Bell predicted a rise in in-game advertising last month as publishers pursue new revenue streams, but Strauss Zelnick doesn't see it happening.

'You would not believe the number of AI games in our inbox' says Tunic's publisher 'I am tired of seeing it'
By Lauren Morton published
News CEO Rebekah Saltsman is tired of seeing AI pitches for AI games and she'd rather see developers pitch a publisher like Finji with "programmer art" than generative AI.

Take-Two boss declines to offer advice to the new Microsoft Gaming chief, says she'll be fine on her own: 'She’s a highly accomplished executive who’s done just great without ever having met me'
By Andy Chalk published
news Asha Sharma came into Microsoft's Xbox business without a background in gaming, but Zelnick did the same thing at Take-Two and that's worked out pretty well.

Epic CEO and billionaire Tim Sweeney has been using some of his cash to buy up 50,000 acres of forest so it can't be flattened
By Rich Stanton published
News And made the "largest private land donation in North Carolina history."

Jeff Kaplan is sick of hearing you demonize games you weren't going to play anyway: 'Shut the f**k up. No one cares. We don't need to hear that you weren't into it'
By Lincoln Carpenter published
News In a 10-hour stream of his studio's upcoming game, Kaplan said he's "bored" with compulsive online outrage.

Amidst high profile live service failures, Arc Raiders production director says he hopes other studios are 'given the same chance we had, because it's so hard to put a game out'
By Lincoln Carpenter published
News Arc Raiders got to reinvent itself. Many other games can't.

Journey composer Austin Wintory played an unreleased song from his canceled 'dream job of all time' during the Game Developers Choice Awards, just to drive home that the industry's doing great
By Wes Fenlon published
News Host Sam Maggs also named several canceled games that will never see the light of day.
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