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Fall Guys Raises $1 Million for Charity Through Costume Bidding War

1000 648 David B. Hoppe

As one of 2020’s most popular games, Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout has generated numerous requests to add in-game skins to promote various consumer and esports brands. Companies use these in-game…

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Tfue, Faze Clan Settle Lawsuit, Countersuit

1000 648 David B. Hoppe

Turner “Tfue,” Tenney has settled his lawsuit with Faze Clan. In a joint statement, the parties said that they “have resolved their disputes and settled their litigations” and “wish one…

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India Bans Dozens of Chinese Apps, Eyes PUBG Mobile Ban

1000 648 David B. Hoppe

India banned over 100 Chinese apps in July. Now the country is considering banning nearly 275 more, including the popular battle royale title PUBG Mobile. Partly owned by the Chinese…

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Key Executives Leave Ubisoft Amid Sexual Harassment Claims

1000 648 David B. Hoppe

Over the past month, Ubisoft has been embroiled in sexual assault and toxic workplace allegations. The accusations, shared both anonymously in the press and publicly on social media, have led…

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Stay-at-Home Orders Fuel Growth of Chinese Gaming Industry

1000 648 David B. Hoppe

 China registered more than 22,000 new game-related companies during the first half of 2020. The data comes from the commercial database Tianyancha, which tracked all registered Chinese companies with the…

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Xbox Series X Game Showcase Scheduled for July 23

1000 648 David B. Hoppe

Microsoft has announced that it will hold its July Xbox Games Showcase on July 23 at 9 a.m. Pacific Time. The stream will air on Twitch, Youtube, Twitter, Facebook, and…

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Apple and Google App Store Trends

1000 648 David B. Hoppe

Google and Apple provide guidelines that app developers must follow to ensure that their games comply with each platform’s requirements. Both platforms require that all published apps function without bugs or crashes. Apple explicitly prohibits realistic depictions of violence and the glamorization of drug use or other illegal activities.

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