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The death of single-A titles will challenge retail more than the rise of casual
I wrote a post yesterday about the liquidation of Chipsworld, bemoaning the fact that the official announcement seemed to blame the recession, rather than structural issues in the games industry. Commenters on the original story on MCV...
- Posted 14 years ago
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The case for tax breaks was never really made, says Simple Life Forms Tadhg Kelly
In a detailed comment in response to a GamaSutra with David Braben about the UK government’s U-turn on tax break for video games, Simple Life Forms’ creative guru Tadhg Kelly weighed in with some strong comments. I...
- Posted 14 years ago
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Tom Jubert: Rumours of Keith Vaz’s Malevolence Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
Not entirely disimilar to my defence earlier this year of Iain Duncan Smith, I’m forced to jump to the aid of the man the games press loves to hate. There’s no doubt Keith Vaz has said some...
- Posted 14 years ago
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Steam is not a monopoly
I’ve some good (and not so good) comments on my post Five reasons why Steam will destroy PC gaming. Peter Boivin, a US anti-trust attorney, provided a thoughtful counter-argument. It was so relevant I thought I would...
- Posted 14 years ago
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DLC: Value For Money Naysayers Are Looking At It All Wrong
A comment in this interview with Rebellion’s AvP Director, David Brickley, got me thinking recently about DLC. Largely thanks to the online capabilities of seventh gen consoles it’s a sometimes controversial revenue stream that’s grown fast over...
- Posted 15 years ago
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Iain Duncan Smith’s Violent Games Controversy: Credit Where Credit’s Due
Last week Times Online published this Iain Duncan Smith piece, in which the former Tory leader talks about children, and tax and booze… and briefly mentions violent video games. The relevant paragraph is this: “Innocence, he warns,...
- Posted 15 years ago
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A single UK games rating system – but will it get off the drawing board?
The Digital Economy Bill (among other things) proposes a new games classification regime in which, for the first time, the Video Standards Council would become responsible for classifying all games in the UK. While broadly the games...
- Posted 15 years ago