This is a good summary of where Remedy is as a studio, where they came from, and what's next. The article does a decent job of pointing out that Remedy's next big phase (self-publishing) isn't without risks / cost. If you've seen my own comments on Remedy, I have pointed out that

FBC Firebreak surpassed 1M players. While the initial version of the game didn't reasonate with me, I am definitely willing to check it out again after a patch or two.

The move to make the Deep Desert (in #DuneAwakening) into an environment split between PvE and PvP is, without a doubt, the right move for the longevity, and business of the game. This is a almost a no-brainer decision.

Gaming is one of the only industries, outside of maybe movies, where after a game, or project, fails to launch (or dies in the market), sees people take to social media to start blaming each other. Personally, I believe it's grossly unprofessional. I'm glad this stuff doesn't

Yes, we are looking at MSFT's broader #Xbox ecosystem plans unfolding in real time. It won't be a sudden leap in tech. It won't change with a single piece of hardware. It won't be a single press release. By the time the supposed "hybrid" Xbox console roll out, MSFT will have

I'm interested to see what #Netflix has to say about their #gaming aspirations (during the next investor report). They abandoned their "AAA" plans, cut back on interactive content, and now they are removing a number of their mobile games (games they often paid to be patched /

It has been... **Looks at sign on wall** ...0 days since Apple did something shitty to developers (in order to preserve their digital store fee). Apple is run by awful people who would go back in time and stop the creation of the Internet, only to reinvent it years later and

What should be happening: "That's a slick integration. It's nice that you can see all your games in one place, especially if you mix purchases across #Xbox and Steam on your PC / handheld. Enjoy your games!" What is happening: A bunch of idiots are arguing over how a game

Just a small comment on the "Xbox makes 0 revenue from Steam purchases." First, obviously that isn't true for Xbox published games. Second, MSFT has made it quite clear that the #Xbox ecosystem will be centered on true Windows (even more than it is now since the Xbox consoles

It's almost like there's a difference between smaller market, focused titles, like #Atomfall, and already-established, broad market, hyper revenue generators like #Borderlands4.

Looking back on it now, the collection of us talking about licensing, and IP rights, would have been better served focusing on one specific aspect of "Stop Killing Games." I recognize that many of us were trying to tackle so many subjects at once that the biggest, and more