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Grand Theft Auto VI's Digital Release May Spell Trouble for GameStop
The shift to digital distribution and potential hardware shortages could impact retailers reliant on physical game sales.
Xbox Union Workers Vow to Resist Layoffs, Citing Company Profits
Union representatives and members from various Microsoft Xbox studios voiced strong opposition to potential mass layoffs, asserting that the company possesses the financial means to avoid such actions and demanding better protections.
Memory Giants Accused of Collusion in Class-Action Lawsuit
Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron face allegations of price-fixing and anticompetitive behavior in the DRAM market.
Rainbow Six Siege Support Studio Staff Strike Over Layoffs and RTO Policies
Ubisoft Barcelona employees are staging work stoppages throughout July, demanding job security and a return to previous hybrid work arrangements.
Sony Aims to Avoid Significant Losses on PlayStation 6 Hardware
The company stated its principle is not to sell hardware at substantial financial losses as component costs continue to rise.
Japanese Government Subsidizes Pokémon TCG Pocket Developer DeNA, Igniting Debate
A significant government grant to DeNA for its work on Pokémon TCG Pocket has drawn criticism regarding the allocation of public funds to a successful private company.
RAM Manufacturers Face Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Price Collusion
Seventeen plaintiffs accuse Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron Technology of artificially inflating prices by controlling supply.
Josh Sawyer Embraces Criticism, Sees Game Development as Constant Evolution
The veteran RPG designer believes continuous improvement and inspiration from peers are vital to the medium's growth.
Major RAM Manufacturers Face Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Price Fixing
Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron are accused of artificially inflating prices by limiting supply.