Twitch Changes Gambling Policy After ItsSliker Scandal
Twitch will ban certain types of gambling sites, including slots and roulette sites, in October.
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Twitch Streamer ItsSliker Accused of Repeatedly Scamming Other Streamers for Gambling Money
Twitch streamer ItsSliker has been accused of scamming viewers and other streamers out of thousands of dollars to fuel his gambling addiction.
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Nvidia unveils new gaming chip with AI features, taps TSMC for manufacturing
By Stephen Nellis Nvidia Corp on Tuesday announced new flagship chips for video gamers that use artificial intelligence
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Uber, FBI After Potential GTA 6 Leaker
The hacker behind the GTA 6 leaks may also have breached Uber's security, the company says.
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Diablo 4 Footage Leaks Shows Exploration, Combat in Latest Build
Diablo 4 footage has leaked online, showing more than 40 minutes of gameplay.
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Rockstar Says GTA Leak Won't Affect Development
Rockstar Games has confirmed the legitimacy of this week's GTA 6 leaks, but says they won't affect development.
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When Does It Takes Two Come Out on the Switch?
It Takes Two will be released on Switch on Nov. 4, 2022.
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STALKER 2 Pre-Orders Reportedly Being Refunded
STALKER 2 pre-orders are reportedly being refunded by Xbox.
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Ubisoft Begins Five-Year Plan to Improve Employee Diversity
Ubisoft's Project Rise aims to increase diversity at the company through recruitment, internal talent development and external pipeline development.
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Vodeo Games to Shut Down
Vodeo Games, the first unionized game studio in North America, will shut down after failing to find funding for its next game.
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G Fuel Reportedly Fired Staff Offended By CEO's Inappropriate Language
A new report has emerged claiming that G Fuel fired seven staff members after five contacted the company's HR to report the CEO’s use of offensive language.
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PlayStation CEO Says Microsoft CoD Offer is 'Inadequate on Many Levels'
PlayStation CEO Jim Ryan says Microsoft's offer to keep Call of Duty on PS platforms "was inadequate on many levels" and would last for three years after the current agreement between Activision and Sony ends.
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