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Better Buy: Take-Two Interactive vs. Electronic Arts

Increased focus of video game companies on making free-to-play mobile games with better graphics and low latency and the advancement of gaming consoles should help the industry thrive. Therefore, prominent players Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) and Electronic Arts (EA) are worth watching. But which of these stocks is a better buy…

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Video Game Stocks Hit Reset Button With Industry Consolidation

For investors this year, it’s been game over for video game stocks, except those involved in mergers and acquisitions.

Investors Business Daily

"Activision Blizzard can't stop this.” Why Raven Software's union is just the beginning

Employees at Raven Software have formed the first major union in the video game industry, and it's a massive victory that could lead to even more change.

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Pushing Buttons: Why linking real-world violence to video games is a dangerous distraction

In this week’s newsletter: Tragic shootings in the US have resurrected the disproven theory games turn people into killers. Why does this myth persist?

The Guardian - UK

Quality assurance workers at Activision Blizzard subsidiary unionize, a first at a major US gaming company

A small group of quality assurance workers at an Activision Blizzard-owned game studio have unionized, marking the arrival of the first labor union at a major U.S. gaming company.

Los Angeles Times

Federal lawsuit accuses Oxford schools of violating its own policies, state law

DETROIT — The family of an Oxford High senior who died in the mass shooting last fall has filed a lawsuit against Oxford Community Schools and alleges the district violated its own policies and state law in handling concerns about the former student accused of killing four classmates.

Tribune News Service

Workers endorse union at Activison Blizzard game studio

San Francisco (AFP) - Quality control workers at a studio owned by Activision Blizzard voted Monday to form a union in the first such win at a major US video game company.

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In major video game company first, Activision Blizzard employees are joining a union

A subset of staff at the massive video game company Activision Blizzard voted to join the Communication Workers of America. The vote comes as Activision Blizzard is being purchased by Microsoft.

WEKU

Activision Blizzard Employees Win Union Vote

The beleaguered company has been under fire for months after sexual harassment scandals surfaced.

The Street

Nev Campbell joins the cast of Twisted Metal

Scream's finest is ready for vehicular mayhem.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Electronic Arts Stock Jumps On Report of Takeover Interest In FIFA Video Game Maker

The Street

In 1976, one technical innovation changed video games forever — and sparked a crisis

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read the hidden history of the video game cartridge, about dolphins' skincare routine, and monkeypox.

Inverse

Saudi PIF Acquires 16.8% of Kingdom Holding Company

The Saudi Public Investment Fund has acquired 625 million shares of the Kingdom Holding Company (KHC), representing 16.87 percent, with a total value of 5.6 billion riyals ($1.5 billion).

Asharq Al-Awsat

WRC Generations Coming To PC, Consoles With 165 Special Stages

The seventh entry in the WRC game series developed by Kylotonn has been named.

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46 years ago, one video-game innovation traumatized a generation of gamers

The cartridge may seem like a bygone era to all but Switch users, but it was an important step in bringing game variety to home units.

The National (Scotland)

FACT CHECK: Gordon Brown claims Union helps Scots video game industry

Does being in the UK help Scotland's world-class video game industry?

Daily Mirror

Evil Dead: The Game review: A hair-raising homage that's frightfully fun

The long-awaited video game adaptation of Sam Raimi's Evil Dead series is finally here

USA Today Sports Media Group

The weirdest cover stars in NHL video game history

Ice hockey’s various licensed video games don’t always go for the obvious athlete for their cover.

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Inverse

You need to watch The Rock’s most subversive sci-fi thriller before it leaves HBO Max next week

Before Dwayne Johnson became a billion-dollar box office star, his villainous turn in the 2005 'Doom' remains a sight to behold. 'Doom' is leaving HBO Max on May 27.

Benzinga

Executives Sell More Than $260M Of 3 Stocks

US crude oil futures traded higher this morning on Friday. Investors, meanwhile, focused on some notable insider trades.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Fishing games that’ll get their hooks in you

Fish games aren’t at the beating heart of the video game industry, unless you count COD.

USA Today Sports Media Group

100 Things You Can Do To Pass The 100 Days Until College Football Season Starts

Mountain West football kicks off in 100 days. There's still a lot of time kill before that, though.

Benzinga

GameStop Faces Class Action Lawsuit For Alleged Breach Of Labor Law - Read Why

Former GameStop Corp (NYSE:GME) employee Trevon Mack prosecuted the video game retail company in a proposed class-action lawsuit for allegedly violating New York Labor Law, the Polygon reports. Mack and his lawyer asserted that GameStop workers qualify as “manual laborers,” suggesting that 25% of their jobs require manual labor, like organizing stockrooms,…

Inverse

'Salt and Sacrifice' review: Grotesquely gorgeous RPG held back by clunky design

'Salt and Sacrifice' is a gorgeous 2D Soulslike that doesn't quite stick the landing, straying too far from what made its predecessor so great.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Saudi Arabia’s PIF Acquires Stakes in Nintendo

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) has taken a 5.01% stake in Nintendo Co, as the sovereign wealth fund increases its exposure to the Japanese video gaming industry. The investment in the Kyoto-based group company was made for investment purposes, according to a filing to Japan’s Finance Ministry, making the…

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