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[Nakata]

Seth Schiesel, giornalista del New York Times, è stato assunto come nuovo direttore delle comunicazioni Xbox:

Xbox Hires Former New York Times Video Game Critic

Former NYT journalist Seth Schiesel is the latest hire to join Xbox's ranks.

www.gamespot.com

 

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Rockstar owner argues players ‘are ready for $70 games’ | VGC

Take-Two CEO defends NBA 2K21's much criticised launch price…

www.videogameschronicle.com

Totally unexpected

 

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[Nakata]

Ma hanno all’attivo un solo gioco ?
Dispiace comunque

 

[Sora91]

Ma hanno all’attivo un solo gioco ?
Dispiace comunque

Eh si, a quanto pare il solo disintegration, non conosco la sh o il titolo, ma dispiace sempre quando qualcuno chiude

 

[Nakata]

-Epic acquisisce Capturing Reality: Link notizia

 

[Nakata]

THQ Nordic apre un nuovo studio:

 

[K_for_Vendetta]

Ottimo, ne avevano pochi

Secondo me c'è una gara segreta tra loro e Microsoft

 

[Sora91]

Almeno a sto giro se lo sono fatti in casa

 

[Bubu]

Hanno dei bei team interni per quanto riguarda i west rpg tra cui un diamante e un diamante grezzo

 

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[Sora91]

Se non è trolling questo nulla lo è

Cioè, dispiace per i dipendenti ma non riesco a non ridere per la situazione grottesca.

 

[zaza50]

Se non è trolling questo nulla lo è

Cioè, dispiace per i dipendenti ma non riesco a non ridere per la situazione grottesca.

Dispiace assolutamente per i dipendenti, schifo assoluto per la dirigenza... But still, non posso (da troll) non stimare il grandissimo lavoro di trolling della dirigenza Activision

 

[Sora91]

Tencent, Sony Step Up Investment in Cloud-Gaming Initiative

Tencent Holdings Ltd. and Sony Corp. are beefing up their bet on cloud gaming by joining the latest fundraising round of Japanese venture Ubitus K.K.

www.bloomberg.com

Tencent Holdings Ltd. and Sony Corp. are beefing up their bet on cloud gaming by joining the latest fundraising round of Japanese venture Ubitus K.K.

Ubitus, which specializes in cloud-gaming technology and services, said Wednesday it completed a round with investments from Tencent, Sony Innovation Fund by IGV and Square Enix Holdings Co., without disclosing the amount raised. The investors put in about $45 million at a valuation of less than $400 million, a person familiar with the matter said, asking not to be identified because the details aren’t public.

Tencent has been stepping up its efforts to foster cloud gaming, which allows consumers to enjoy high-end games without owning expensive hardware such as consoles or computers. Just as Netflix streams movies, cloud-gaming services deliver games from servers over the internet to users’ TVs, smartphones and other screens. Tencent said on Monday that it was helping OOParts, a Japanese cloud gaming platform, to capitalize on the technology.

 

[Nakata]

Curioso di vedere come si muoverà Sony sul fronte cloud gaming.

 

[K_for_Vendetta]

ma non avevano l'accordo per Azure?

 

[Sora91]

Dispiace assolutamente per i dipendenti, schifo assoluto per la dirigenza... But still, non posso (da troll) non stimare il grandissimo lavoro di trolling della dirigenza Activision

After recent news that Activision Blizzard has reportedly cut some 50 employees from its workforce, it's has been reported that company CEO Bobby Kotick is poised to receive a huge cash payout to the tune of $200 million. The investor firm CtW Investment Group is none too happy about this.

CtW Investment Group issued a statement reflecting much of what the company said last year when criticizing the Activision Blizzard CEO for raking in more than $30 million in 2019.

"While the increase in Activision's stock price is somewhat commendable, as we stated last year and continue to assert, this achievement alone does not justify such a substantial pay outcome for the CEO," director of executive compensation research Michael Varner said. "There are many factors that may contribute to a rise in this particular company's stock price that may not be directly attributable to Robert Kotick's leadership. The use of video games as one of the few entertainment options available amid the COVID-19 pandemic, for example, has been a boon to many companies in the gaming industry irrespective of executive talent or strategic decisions."

Investor Group Pissed Activision Blizzard CEO Is Getting A $200 Million Payout

Activision Blizzard's CEO will receive a payout thanks to the Shareholder Value Creation Incentive.

www.gamespot.com

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