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… In particular, the developers offer some thoughts about how the MMO genre at large has bled into the concept of live service, making the case that a lot of notionally "optional" live service game monetisation consists of talking around the fact that you're effectively demanding a subscription. …
… "We had absolutely no notion that what we were doing we were doing differently from people building games outside of the post-USSR space," he explained. …
… There’s already plenty of technology out there that allow people to create video games, and as a result, thousands of video games are created every year, and yet the hits all cluster among the large entertainment companies, almost entirely, and now and then, an indie, which is generally speaking we… …
… But I do like the notion of a city-builder where all your cities exist to please some lounging deity who really loves woollen clothes. …
A major French consumers group is taking Ubisoft to court over the publisher's ending of online support for The Crew in March 2024, rendering the notionally singleplayer-friendly open world racer unplayable. …
… Its opening third is a comical squabble over notions of authenticity and thereby identity, an interrogation of connoisseurship and the notion of the 'genuine article' as vectors for assimilation. …
… What worked before won't automatically work again, an obvious notion to any publishers not blessed by the massive and constant level of success and critical acclaim Rockstar have achieved over the years. …
… Here is an excerpt from Michelle Henning’s essay about photorealism, “affective realism”, and how technologies such as Google Pixel 9 play upon desires hidden within the notional “truthfulness of photography”. ...in the numerous promotional videos for Google Pixel phones, users are shown manipulati… …
… Colourful intervals, in the development of an organism that is at once too grand, too humble and too grotesque for any notion of historical progress, or firm division between nature and culture. …
… There were also some pre-emptive rebuttals to the notion, expressed by nobody in particular, that the training of machine-learned AI 'players' would kill off interest in multiplayer games, Pétursson citing chess’ lack of obsolescence after the Deep Blue supercomputer beat Garry Kasparov in 1997. …
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