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Finally, I think it's time to admit that Xbox has likely lost this console war. While I’ve enjoyed a few games on my Series X, like It Takes Two, it’s now clear that PlayStation has come out as the winner. However, for me personally, it wasn’
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Yesterday, I finally saw the ending of Chained Echoes. It took just over 50 hours of playtime; I think it is just fine for a $25 video game. Chained Echoes is a 2D JRPG developed by a solo indie developer Matthias Linda. It reminded me the days when I first
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Many things already happened in 2023: the humiliating Kevin McCarthy, Damar Hamlin's tragedy (and recovery), the great Brock Purdy (and 49ers' No.2 seed), and so on. But the main reason I couldn't put something for days was Steam Deck. Specifically, I'm obsessed
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Although we didn't go anywhere last July 4th holiday weekend (except for the Foodieland), we had a great family time with a game: It Takes Two. It is an action-adventure co-op video game. I've heard about it from many media because it swept many GOTY (Game
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Warning: this post has a light spoiler about the game Tunic. I didn't think it would take this long to write this post about Tunic [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tunic_(video_game)]; I thought I could see the ending two weeks ago. Xbox Game Pass gave me
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In the aftermath of the Twitter frenzy, I learned that there had been a debate about a New York Times article. Interestingly, it was an article about a game, maybe the hottest game these days: Elden Ring [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elden_Ring]. It seemed that several Tweets (of
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Finally, my living room was completed with Xbox Series X. You might not know, but it was super hard to buy since it was released on 12/12/2019. I performed supersonic mouse clicking at the launch date but only found every effort in vain. While Series S is now
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Jungju Kim, the founder of Nexon, passed away yesterday [https://techcrunch.com/2022/03/01/south-korean-gaming-company-nexon-founder-jung-ju-jay-kim-has-passed-away-at-age-54] . I knew him personally (we have been in the same college and major); we usually called him JJ, but the last time I met him in person was more than 20 years ago -
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I suddenly came not to play PC/console games around 2007. Partly because I quit a gaming studio and started my Ph.D. courses, but mainly because around 2010, I thought the PC/console gaming was too saturated, nothing interest and mobile would prevail. Yes, it was true: mobile games
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Microsoft buys Activision Blizzard in a $68.7B deal [https://www.gamedeveloper.com/business/microsoft-buying-activision-blizzard-in-68-7b-deal] . It shouldn't be only me who was thrilled by the news of this morning. Two words for me: Blizzard and 68.7B. The anticipation that the once greatest but strayed studio might return
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During the Holiday weekend, I read "Press Reset." [https://www.amazon.com/Press-Reset-Recovery-Video-Industry/dp/1538735490/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2X4GV4QPY6A4V&keywords=press+reset&qid=1640759881&sprefix=press+reset%2Caps%2C162&sr=8-1] The author's (Jason Schreier [https://www.amazon.com/Jason-Schreier/
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Yesterday, Judge Gonzalez Rogers adjudicated on the "Epic" case in the game industry. [https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/10/technology/epic-apple-app-developers.html?searchResultPosition=2] The judge defined the market as "digital mobile gaming" and said Apple did not have a monopoly on that market. However,
