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For a third time, Blizzard Entertainment is trying to make this famous game into a shooter. Will it succeed this time?

Blizzard Entertainment is reportedly working on a StarCraft shooter again, according to reporter Jason Schreier, who discussed the topic alongside his upcoming book Play Nice: The Rise, Fall, and Future of Blizzard Entertainment.

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Annapurna Interactive's Recent Employee Issues Reportedly Caused by Staff Concerns

New details have surfaced about the recent issues that Annapurna Interactive faced that led to its employees taking part in a mass resignation.

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Can an Xbox gaming handheld dethrone the Nintendo Switch?

Nintendo Switch has, without question, been at the front of the pack in the handheld gaming race, but a recent Xbox leak could spell the end of the company's winning streak.

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New report sheds light on Annapurna Interactive implosion while the parent company says it's 'focused on moving forward,' hiring to fill the vacancies, and still working on the Blade Runner game whose devs just walked out the door

"The whole situation is a baffler."

PC Gamer

Annapurna Interactive's Blade Runner 2033 game reportedly still moving ahead, despite all full-time developers quitting: "The whole situation is a baffler"

All 25 employees at the beloved publisher resigned this month

GamesRadar

Pixar’s Inside Out 2 was a slap in the face for LGBT+ Disney fans

A new report on the making of the Pixar hit has claimed that Disney executives demanded the teenage protagonist be made ‘less gay’. It shouldn’t come as a surprise, writes Louis Chilton. When it comes to queer representation, Disney has never put its money where its mouth is

The Independent UK

Dragon Age: The Veilguard will see the return of Inquisition's protagonist, and you'll be able to customize their appearance and voice

Not the first time we've gotten to do this, but it's exciting to see it again.

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Dragon Age: The Veilguard lead says experience with The Sims was a big help when designing BioWare's next RPG – "How did The Sims 4 handle this?"

"RPG players are hungry for that same sense of autonomy"

GamesRadar

'Specialists will not be coming back': The next Battlefield will emulate Battlefields 3 and 4, 'the pinnacle' of the series, says EA

Battlefield boss Vince Zampella also said that the next game will focus on "dense well-designed play spaces" rather than giant 128-player maps.

PC Gamer

Black Myth: Wukong – Why the Chinese game is taking the world by storm

The game sold more than 10 million copies within three days, becoming the most successful Chinese game of all time.

Al Jazeera

The PS5 Pro's Price Speaks to A Greater Problem in Gaming

The PS5 Pro's price is the result of Sony being unchallenged in the console market this generation. This is an unprecedented sign of industry change.

Inverse

Dragon Age: The Veilguard is the first game in the series to have a photo mode at launch

Mass Effect: The Legendary Edition's technical design director helped implement the tool

TechRadar

‘Dragon Age: The Veilguard’ Is Bringing Some Intriguing Changes to How You Level Up

BioWare is spilling more of 'Dragon Age: The Veilguard's secrets as its release approaches, including huge details on leveling up and doing battle.

Inverse

Helldivers 2 Briefly Showed Signs of a Third Enemy Faction That Quickly Vanished

Helldivers 2 players may have found signs of the game's third enemy faction, The Illuminate, showing up on the in-game map before quickly vanishing.

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The Guardian - UK

How Black Myth: Wukong put China’s games industry under the microscope

In this week’s newsletter: Fuelled by a backdrop of sexist culture, alarming censorship guidelines and ‘anti-woke’ ire, the summer’s biggest hit has become a lightning rod in the video game culture wars

GamesRadar

"Darkspawn look comical": Dragon Age: The Veilguard's new Darkspawn design is "very intentional," but fans of the RPG series aren't sold on it quite yet

There's a reason they're "different than before"

GamesRadar

Xbox woes abound as the Black Myth Wukong situation gets weirder, indies get frustrated over lack of communication, and Series S continues offering a "challenge" to devs

Xbox, what the hell is going on?

Player One

PS5 Pro Leak Seemingly Reveals Design, Name of Upgraded Console Unit

A leak about the latest Sony console shows off its potential design and final name as PlayStation 5 Pro.

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Report: Black Myth Wukong may have a secret exclusivity deal with PlayStation, preventing an Xbox release

Black Myth: Wukong has yet to launch on Xbox Series X|S consoles, but new reports indicate an exclusivity agreement with PlayStation is the reason why.

Inverse

The Unholy Truth Behind 'Black Myth: Wukong's Massive Sales and False Hype

Definitely not a 10/10.

PC Gamer

I would bet money that Metal Gear Solid 4 is PC-bound after Konami tells fans they can 'probably connect the dots' about its inclusion on Master Collection volume 2

Nudge nudge, wink wink.

GamesRadar

Metal Gear Solid 4 still hasn't been confirmed for modern platforms, but a Konami producer says "you can probably connect the dots"

It sure sounds like Metal Gear Solid is coming to the next collection of games

PC Gamer

Stardew Valley maker Eric Barone says he's 'trying to' score a Fortnite collab and knows just who he wants in the game: Pelican Town's smoky, middle-aged bus driver Pam

It's a match made in heaven.

The Guardian - AU

Hit game Black Myth: Wukong faces backlash after telling players not to discuss ‘feminist propaganda’

Streamers were given list of topics to avoid also including news and politics, Covid-19 and China’s game industry

PC Gamer

Report says well-known videogame accessibility advocate may not have actually existed

Susan Banks was well known in the community and co-founded the Can I Play That? website. But evidence suggests she may have been entirely fabricated.

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