Palworld becomes second game to pass 2m concurrent Steam players
Palworld has passed another impressive milestone, with more than two million concurrent players on Steam recorded.
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Former Bungie General Counsel Applauds Sony For Getting the Studio to 'Get their heads out of their asses'
Don McGowan, formerly general counsel at Bungie, recently took to LinkedIn to share his thoughts on the adjustments the studio is making for the future of Destiny 2. His take is that Sony’s “forcing them to get their heads out of their asses” and that’s a good thing.
Former Bungie lawyer says the studio's 'management failure' led to Sony 'forcing them to get their heads out of their asses'
Over the weekend, former Bungie general counsel Don McGowan gave his take on the ongoing turmoil at Bungie and the recent redirection for Destiny 2. «Much though it pains me to say this, it appears that Sony's inflicting some discipline on my former colleagues may have forced them to fix the things that were wrong with the game,» McGowan said in a LinkedIn post published on Saturday.
Former Bungie lawyer says Sony "inflicting some discipline" may have forced the Destiny 2 studio to "get their heads out of their asses" as the MMO commits to a different kind of roadmap
Bungie's recently revealed plans to change how Destiny 2 handles content drops has won some endorsement from the studio's former general counsel. While legal expert Don McGowan admits it "pains" him to say it, he muses on LinkedIn that "it appears that Sony’s inflicting some discipline on my former colleagues may have forced them to fix the things that were wrong with their game."
Former Bungie lead counsel explains how the studio nailed one of Destiny 2's most infamous leakers
If you've ever wondered how videogame studios determine who's leaking their big secrets, a new Bloomberg interview with former Bungie general counsel Don McGowan offers some very interesting insights into how it's done.
Japanese Pokémon Scarlet & Violet hacker arrested for selling modified Pokémon
A man has been arrested in Japan for selling modded Pokémon to Scarlet & Violet players.
After almost 10 years, unofficial Pokemon website known for sharing fan-made games shuts down after reportedly receiving a DMCA takedown notice
Popular Pokemon fan website Relic Castle, which has been running since 2014, has been taken offline after those in charge of it allegedly received a DMCA takedown notice. The website previously functioned as a forum for Pokemon fans to talk, as well as a place to share fan-made Pokemon games.
Pokémon fan game repository taken down by a reported DMCA notice
A Pokémon website which hosted links to fan-made Pokémon games has been taken offline.
Former Pokémon lawyer says fundraising and press coverage lead to fan project takedowns
The former chief lawyer for The Pokémon Company says fan projects are more likely to be taken down if they get press coverage and start making money.
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