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Steam has taken down 'over 260 materials containing illegal content' from its Russian store, brags the country's media censorship agency
News If you're on the registry of banned materials, you're out.
The US FTC just dealt a deathblow to bad gyms and skeevy subscription services with a new 'click to cancel' rule
News The new rule intends to force businesses to "make it as easy for people to withdraw from your program as it was to sign up."
200 Bandai Namco employees reportedly moved into 'expulsion rooms' designed to bore them into quitting, though the company maintains its innocence
News Japan's strict laws surrounding dismissal make "layoffs" look a little different.
Steam Deck app that unified your Epic and GOG games on Steam removed by Valve days after it appeared on Steam
news This was never gonna fly.
Microsoft has finally managed to settle against 10 gamers in court
News It's over, and I'm not exactly confident the gamers won.
Skyrim's lead designer admits Bethesda games lack 'polish,' but at some point you have to release a game even if you have a list of 700 known bugs
News I say: Embrace the bugs.
Epic wants its Fortnite-Disney metaverse project to be 'what every Disney fan has ever wanted,' but don't expect Mickey Mouse to pick up an assault rifle
News "Brands should be able to enforce the brand guidelines to the degree that they're comfortable with that brand being associated with particular ratings."
