The iPhone Duo can play games. That doesn't make it a gaming device. @itsGnoc: "It's a $2,000 phone that is marginally better than the $700 iPad Mini, costs as much as a computer and comes with 256 gigabytes of storage." Will anyone buy it because of games?

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Is Xbox saving the business, or just getting better at PR? @itsGnoc: "You can have one of these opinions, but you can't have both: Asha has not fixed Xbox, or Asha is directly responsible for all the reasons Xbox has not been fixed." She's been there nine months.

Blizzard's comeback got compared to a Claude-generated business plan. The joke: revive every franchise, expand the IP, take few risks. The uncomfortable part? A boring plan can still be the right business decision.

Game-developer unions got a 0/10 from @chrisheatherly and a 10/10 from @Tvalc. Chris sees a hit-driven global industry unions could make less competitive. Tony sees a way to shift money from executives with seven houses to QA workers. Who is right?

StarCraft has Hydralisks, Mutalisks, Dragoons and Stalkers. The reveal sold us a Marine with an assault rifle. It's a cinematic, not the finished game. But why lead with the most familiar part of an alien universe?

end of an error all these companies that tried to win with Live-streaming have gotten absolutely cooked - Abstract - Pump - Thousands - Blaze - Soulbound obviously there were other factors at play with Abstract and they did other products but live streaming is not the path to viability for literally anyone. it’s a “win more” card for companies like Twitter and Youtube.

Wolverine's missing armpit hair started a fight. A developer says he'd rather make an Ultraman game than deal with Marvel fandom. Then someone brings up the armpits. Valid criticism or the exact problem he's describing?