1-2-Switch Sequel Reportedly Shelved After 'Horrible' Audience Testing
Everybody's 1-2-Switch would reportedly diverge from its predecessor by integrating huge groups of players, but testers have found it lacking.
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Keywords Studios Acquires Age of Empires Developer
Keywords Studios has acquired Age of Empires development studio Forgotten Empires for $32.5 million, the former announced Wednesday.
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E3 will return as both in-person and online event in 2022
E3 is set to make a comeback as a physical event, as well as online, this summer.
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Apple's iOS 16 to support Nintendo Switch Joy-Con and Pro Controller
Apple's iOS 16 beta allows users to use Nintendo Switch Joy-Con and Pro Controller on iPhone.
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Bayonetta 3 '100 times' more enjoyable if gamers have played previous games
'Bayonetta 3' executive director Hideki Kamiya says gamers will enjoy it much more if they've played the previous two games.
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Dragon Age Contractors Vote to Unionize
QA workers at a support studio working on Dragon Age: Dreadwolf have voted unanimously to unionize.
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Epic Games CEO Calls Fortnite Token a 'Scam'
Fortnite Token has been called a scam by Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney.
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E3 Will Return, In-Person and Virtually, in 2023
The ESA says E3 will return in 2023 with both in-person and virtual events.
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Tim Sweeney warns Fortnite Token cryptocurrency is 'a scam'
Epic Games boss Tim Sweeney is warning gamers not to buy anything from Fortnite Token as its not affiliated with the online battle royale video game.
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A new Just Cause game is in development
The 'Just Cause' video game series is getting another instalment.
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Super Nintendo World to open at Universal Studios Hollywood in 2023
Universal Studios Hollywood opens its Super Nintendo theme land in 2023, which will feature a Mario Kart AR ride.
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China issues 60 new video game licenses, none for Tencent or NetEase
By Josh Ye HONG KONG (Reuters) -China's gaming regulator on Tuesday granted publishing licenses to 60 games, in a move
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