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A new MMO in development at Elder Scrolls Online studio ZeniMax has been cancelled as Microsoft puts thousands more people out of work
news Multiple ZeniMax employees have confirmed the cancellation, and layoffs at the studio.
Phil Spencer says Microsoft's gaming business has 'never looked stronger' as the company announces yet another round of mass layoffs
news Microsoft is reportedly laying off around 9,000 people in total, and a lot of them are coming from the Xbox business.
Introducing the PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct—coming from the Tokyo Game Show
PCGS in Tokyo The PCGS is hitting the road with a special show this September
'Patient gaming' only gets more attractive when $70 games get heavy Steam sale discounts just months after launch
Slowing down But some publishers are going in the opposite direction, launching at the old PC standard of $50 (or less) and offering smaller discounts in sales.
Commodore's been bought by a YouTuber who's re-assembling key execs and already teasing new hardware
News Though the finances may yet scupper it.
Obsidian director Josh Sawyer says it's a 'mistake' for RPGs to sacrifice crunchy 'sweaty boy' systems in favour of a 'one size fits all' game, since easier difficulties aren't too hard to make
News "With not a whole lot of effort, but just good planning, we can support a wide spectrum of players."
Path of Exile co-creator Chris Wilson has started a new game studio: 'I wanted to be creative in a way that didn't involve being a CEO of a 200 person company'
News Wilson said he's ready to get back into game dev after a year of sorting his Magic cards.
