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Genshin Impact Developer miHoYo Launches AI Companion on Steam
The AI chatbot, named Lin Li, is currently exclusive to the Chinese Steam store and is presented as a Shanghai student studying piano and psychology.
Warframe Dev Expresses Regret Over Destiny 2's Winding Down, Cites Healthy Competition
Digital Extremes' community director Megan Everett states that the decline of a competitor is 'heartbreaking,' not cause for celebration, and emphasizes the positive role competition plays in the industry.
EA Executive Believes AI Sparks 'Real Rise of Creativity' in Studios
Laura Miele suggests artificial intelligence tools are removing tedium and accelerating development pipelines.
EA Implements Another Round of Layoffs Amidst Approaching Saudi Arabian Buyout
The gaming giant has once again reduced its workforce, affecting various departments as a significant acquisition by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund nears completion.
European Commission Rejects Proposed Game Preservation Laws
Consumer group Stop Killing Games vows to continue its fight for game longevity despite the rejection of new regulations.
Valve Explains Why Steam Machine Isn't Subsidized, Citing Open Ecosystem Beliefs
The company states that subsidizing hardware sales conflicts with its commitment to open PC ecosystems, even as the Steam Machine launches at a high price point.
EA Implements Further Layoffs, Citing Shifting Fan Needs
Reports indicate layoffs across recruitment, IT, customer support, and trust and safety divisions at Electronic Arts.
Eidos Montreal Founder Criticizes Modern Game Executives for Spreadsheet-Driven Decisions
Stephane D'Astous argues that current industry leaders prioritize financial projections over genuine passion for game development.
Ubisoft Co-Founder Claude Guillemot Dies in Plane Crash
Claude Guillemot, a key figure in the founding of the video game giant, was among two fatalities in a crash on France's Atlantic coast.