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BioWare Fires Dragon Age: The Veilguard Writers
This fall’s Dragon Age: The Veilguard, that atrocious-looking game from BioWare with the most heavy-handed social commentary since Hank Pym said we should learn communism from ants, hit with a massive thud last fall. The game undersold compared to expectations and, according to Endymion’s source...
Read MoreDragon Age: The Veilguard Reportedly Underselling and Receiving Lots of Refunds
Dragon Age: The Veilguard may be in trouble. I know it’s hard to believe that a video game in a popular franchise that was developed by whacko activists and seems more concerned with establishing that one of the characters is “nonbinary” than in sending gamers on fun and exciting adventures i...
Read MoreDragon Age: The Veilguard Has a Weaker Than Expected Opening Weekend
Dragon Age: The Veilguard, the horrendous-looking new entry in the RPG video game series from BioWare, was released this past Thursday (Halloween, which is kind of hilarious), so it’s had a weekend to make its mark and give interested parties an indication of how successful it will be. And while i...
Read MoreTales of Kenzera Developer Surgent Studios Lays Off Employees
Another video game developer is facing financial hardships, and this one is brand new. Surgent Studios is the developer behind Tales of Kenzera: ZAU, their debut game that was released in April and distributed by Electronic Arts. The game was a mega-bomb, peaking at 287 concurrent players on Steam, ...
Read MoreEA Considering In-Game Ads
It was probably inevitable, but that doesn’t mean gamers are going to like it. In a recent quarterly earnings call, Andrew Wilson, the Chairman and CEO of video game company Electronic Arts, answered a question from an internet analyst from Goldman Sachs, who asked about advertising as a source of...
Read MoreSweet Baby Inc.-Influenced Tales of Kenzera: ZAU Bombs
The evidence is rolling in that Kabrutus and his Sweet Baby Inc. Detected curator are having a tangible impact on the video game industry. This week saw the release of a game called Tales of Kenzera: ZAU from developer Surgent Studios, published by Electronic Arts. In January, Sweet Baby Inc. revea...
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