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  1. Locked-In: The Indispensable Role of Microtransactions in the $183 Billion Video Game Industry

    Locked-In: The Indispensable Role of Microtransactions in the $183 Billion Video Game Industry

    It seems the video game industry has become heavily reliant on microtransactions, with major companies such as Take-Two and Electronic Arts generating most of their revenue from live-service subscriptions, games, and in-game purchases. Games such as Call of Duty: Warzone, Fortnite, and Clash...
  2. Study Indicates Gamers Face Potential Irreversible Hearing Damage and Tinnitus Risk

    Study Indicates Gamers Face Potential Irreversible Hearing Damage and Tinnitus Risk

    A study published in BMJ Public Health reveals that people who play video games may be at risk of damaging their hearing due to prolonged exposure to potentially unsafe sound levels. The review of 14 studies, involving over 50,000 people, suggests that gamers often play with the volume turned up...
  3. Spyro Tease Sparks Excitement

    Spyro Tease Sparks Excitement

    A hint at a possible new instalment of Spyro the Dragon has been teased by the official Spyro the Dragon Twitter/X account. The tweet in question features a screenshot of the fan-favourite dragon with the words "You gotta believe." this was also followed with accompanying text saying "2024...
  4. Tetris Teen Breaks Records

    Tetris Teen Breaks Records

    Willis Gibson, a 13-year-old teenager from Oklahoma is believed to be the very first human player of the game to successfully beat the Nintendo classic video game, Tetris. It has been 34 years since Tetris was released and Willis Gibson was able to reach level 157 in the game in just 38...
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