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FNAF: Security Breach is out. Cue the jumpscares.
 
Tencent bought Turtle Rock Studios (Back 4 Blood) :dry:
 
A lot of these companies are manipulating investors with the ‘buzzword and buzzword for infinite money’ word salad routine.
 
Square want to transition into Shinra.
 
The Next Video Game From BioShock’s Auteur Is in Development Hell - BNN Bloomberg

It has been nearly eight years since development began on Ken Levine’s next video game. Levine, the creator of the hugely influential BioShock series, is an auteur of the medium. He embodies everything that comes with the title, according to people who have worked for him: a singular brilliance, stubborn perfectionism and a delicate ego.

Eight years is a long time to develop a game. Levine’s breakout 1999 release, System Shock 2, was finished in a year and a half. BioShock—a seminal shooting game released in 2007 that, according to New York magazine, “proved games could be art”—took about five years, as did a follow-up, which came out in 2013. His current project, which began in 2014, still doesn’t have a name or a release date. Development has suffered from numerous reboots and changes in direction, say 15 current and former employees of Levine’s Westwood, Massachusetts-based studio, Ghost Story Games.
Very interesting story, although not too surprising.
 

AKA Square Enix President Matsuda, formerly the company's bean counter CFO

Square Enix President interview – ‘it's better to be a leader than a follower' (2018) LMAO

How NFTs became a $40bn market in 2021 | Financial Times

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Don't forget money laundering





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NFTs are only useful to serve as a bubble, and only valuable if you can find a greater fool to sell them to. Eventually a *lot* of people will lose a *lot* of money on them.
 
Very talented guy but also can be very hard to work with I hear. Peak eccentric and I 'd imagine a bunch of non-standard work processes to achieve the results he gets, which will suit certain workers and be a nightmare for others. Anyone who is thinking of working for him needs to go in with their eyes open ahead of time and otherwise just not do it.
 
NFTs are only useful to serve as a bubble, and only valuable if you can find a greater fool to sell them to. Eventually a *lot* of people will lose a *lot* of money on them.
Unless they can somehow serve to add to the experience for gamers or devs, hopefully they will fail and be forgotten. Too much to hope for I know.
 


Yes, because of the pandemic...

 
Unless they can somehow serve to add to the experience for gamers or devs, hopefully they will fail and be forgotten. Too much to hope for I know.

I am comfortable saying there is nothing NFTs can do for the customer that can't be done other ways cheaper and easier. As for the developers, their only potential benefit is "extracting money from gullible crypto-bros", and I'm rather doubtful even that would be worth the trouble compared to other revenue-increasing-features. Why spend the exorbitant amount of effort mining a relatively limited number of NFTs when you could probably sell a thousand times more in conventional MTX?
 
So far I’ve not heard anyone positive about NFTs unless they’re expecting to be making money out of it. I hope the above also doesn’t do your mid-level voice actors out of a job.
 
So far I’ve not heard anyone positive about NFTs unless they’re expecting to be making money out of it. I hope the above also doesn’t do your mid-level voice actors out of a job.

It's a straight up hustle. It's the folks so already invested in it who want to unload a receipt for money (you don't actually own anything - not the copyright - just a digital database entry) to the next group of marks/dupes/suckers who then have to unload it to the next group and so on.





Troy Baker Tweets Petition To Remove The One Bad Review For 'Uncharted 4' From Metacritic (May 2016)
 
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Of course it is. It is the same type of tech bros who think buying a copy of Jodorski's Dune pitch means they have the copyright to Jodorski's Dune.
 


Trying to get that guy to go is like telling one of those 30-year dictators of countries to leave. That's how long he's been there in that role.



'Buy the dictator's entire country out' was the solution evidentally.
 
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