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Road to Greatness 2015 Tour

The Road to Greatness tour is back for 2015, hitting music festivals and live events across the United States with the latest PlayStation experiences. We’re kicking the tour off at Stagecoach again this year and hitting a new location almost every week through November. Take a look at the first few confirmed stops: Event Date…

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Seasoned RPG devs from Obsidian and Bioware blame the temporary death of the isometric CRPG on ‘vibes-based forecasting’ from retailers

Game developer veterans from RPG companies like Obsidian and Bioware say that the temporary death of the CRPG in the early 2000s was down to retailer meddling, as outlined in a series of tweets made just before the holidays. As spotted by GamesRadar, a conversation between Nathaniel Chapman and Josh Sawyer began to discuss the…

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Resident Evil Requiem didn’t just start life out as an online multiplayer game, but still retains ‘some remaining elements’ to ensure it’s fun to play

Resident Evil Requiem developers have made it abundantly clear that this game will be terrifying; no punches have been pulled. Taking its inspiration from Resident Evil 2, Requiem will put players in the unenviable blood-soaked shoes of Grace Ashcroft, but it wasn’t always meant to be like this. The first hint that Requiem was first…

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Apex Legends writer gets laid off 24 hours after the character she wrote is revealed, because that’s what the games industry in 2025 looks like

EA has laid off hundreds of employees—reportedly around 300 to 400—across its studios, including around 100 at Respawn Entertainment, developers of Titanfall and Apex Legends. Among the many developers left scrambling in an industry where this has become shockingly routine, one in particular leapt out. Heather Woodward, a now-former narrative designer at Respawn, was laid…

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Dear Maximum PC Community and /r/PCMasterRace

Several months ago, Maximum PC ran a story in the January 2015 issue that was called “Maximum PC, Minimum Effort: The lazy guy’s alternative guide to being a tech guru” It was supposed to be a cheeky article about PC maintenance with the occasional satirical twist, but sadly, it didn’t work. What we ended up…

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