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April 3, 2023
Some days in Valorant are so bad that you're convinced Riot has a vendetta against you, but is it the just FPS game, or are you just terrible at Valorant?
March 11, 2021
Published on 11 Mar, 2021 The Ultimate Team mode in FIFA has found itself at the heart of another conspiratorial scandal. Mere days ago, EA announced the end of a lawsuit which had alleged they were rigging matches. Now, some believe that an employee might be selling rare and valuable footballers for vast sums of real money. EA say they are investigating the allegations, and "will take swift action" if they uncover wrongdoing. FIFA Ultimate Team, as I have explained more t...
March 9, 2021
Loot boxes are expected to generate $20.3 billion in revenue by 2025, a new report by Juniper Research found. The company added that over 230 million gamers -- or 5% of players -- are expected to purchase loot boxes in 2025, with mobile gaming content making up the majority of these transactions. Juniper Research offered a geographical breakdown of the expected revenue, with Far East and China representing the wide majority of it (see below). The study said that loot boxes made an estimated $15...
March 4, 2021
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March 4, 2021
After apparently speaking with EA's engineers, the people who were suing EA for allegedly making FUT teams play worse have ended their case.
March 3, 2021
"This is the right result." Updated on 3 March 2021 The plaintiffs behind a class action lawsuit that alleged EA was secretly adjusting the difficulty of FIFA Ultimate Team to get players to spend more money on packs have withdrawn their case. On November 2020, three Californians said EA was secretly manipulating them in a lawsuit that revolved around a patented AI technology known as dynamic difficulty adjustment. Dynamic difficulty adjustment, known more ...