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    • Entry: Dueling industry surveys show Japanese game devs are embracing AI, while North American ones are still skeptical
    • Entry: The Last of Us game director apologizes for God of War Laufey criticism, points finger at industry leaders for triple-A stagnation
    • Entry: Final Fantasy 7 Revelation is apparently a super heavyweight 200GB installation: 'We need to overcome the hardware to a certain extent'
    • Entry: Industry vets behind Dishonored, Ultima Online, Her Story and more agree the games industry crisis goes beyond games: 'Ultimately, to fix what’s broken in the videogame industry, we might have to fix reality'
    • Entry: 'Players got better than we expected': Monster Hunter Wilds DLC director says Capcom is retuning its difficulty standards for the expansion's endgame
    • Entry: Reacher star Alan Ritchson is in talks to replace Jason Momoa on the Helldivers movie
    • Entry: 'The PC platform is becoming more and more important,' Take-Two chief says, as we continue to wonder when we're going to get GTA 6
    • Entry: I just learned there's a camera that proves its photos are taken by a human, and Noctua makes the fan inside it
    • Entry: Unbiased Monster Hunter producer predicts one weapon will climb the popularity rankings in Ascendance, has no agenda: 'Hammer should definitely go up a place or two'
    • Entry: Gears of War: E-Day system requirements require ray tracing-capable graphics card to play, alongside 115 GB of free space on an SSD
    • Entry: Over 35,000 people say they signed up for a Steam Frame, and less than half have one reserved
    • Entry: You won't find a better gaming controller under $30 than the GameSir Nova Lite 2 right now
    • Entry: World of Warcraft: Forever's devs have fixed EU players suffering major lag, though if you're still having trouble, there is a workaround
    • Entry: Ahead of The Witcher 3 Remastered, it's time to stop putting off reading the books
    • Entry: Total War: Warhammer 40,000, Alien: Isolation 2, Modern Warfare 4, and more will be playable ahead of release at PAX Australia next month
    • Entry: GTA 6 has turned October into a new release bloodbath, but AA first-person soulslike Valor Mortis is hellbent on entering the fray
    • Entry: Magic: The Gathering's next big crossover is with itself
    • Entry: If you can't get enough of record-breaking Emmy winner Matthew Rhys, his newest TV series is based on an '80s Sega game, and is out now
    • Entry: Hideo Kojima announces Bill Skarsgård will star in stealth-action Physint, legendary designer Yoji Shinkawa also confirmed for character design
    • Entry: The Blood of Dawnwalker sequel may not have the divisive time mechanic that so many players dislike: 'We will not force it,' game director says
    • Entry: Dune Awakening now has a solo mode for players put off by its MMO leanings, while Funcom has adjusted progression so 'you don't have to lose things anymore'
    • Entry: CD Projekt says abandoning its in-house engine for The Witcher 4 had nothing to do with Cyberpunk 2077's technical woes: 'The dream of the company was actually never to make technology'
    • Entry: 'The largest theft of labor in human history:' Court docs reveal Microsoft exec predicted AI 'doom loops' could hollow out the internet
    • Entry: It rules that a 27-year-old RPG, one of the greatest of all time, is still getting patches
    • Entry: This unofficial engine patch for Thief: The Dark Project adds a huge new feature that won't be in Nightdive's upcoming remaster
    • Entry: Evidence of canceled Grand Theft Auto 5 Liberty City and 'Agent Trevor' DLC, plus early version of GTA6's map surface online
    • Entry: An ambitious fanmade expansion for Baldur's Gate 3 is out after almost two years in development
    • Entry: Japanese devs aren't facing the same layoff crisis because their executives are paid an order of magnitude less, 'they didn’t get swept up in the live-service trend,' and their teams are smaller, says industry expert
    • Entry: Over 10 years later, Gabe Newell's advice to devs still holds up