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… Not just players, but also groups like independent retail stores and preservationists that try and make gaming more accessible. “This is unfortunate news for those who still prefer buying games on physical media, and is certainly a significant hit to consumer rights, the resale market, and game cre… …
… Back in 2023, the Video Game History Foundation claimed that 87 percent of classic games — defined as anything released before 2010 — were “critically endangered.” The reason for the 2010 cutoff? …
… I’ll admit: Characterizing how you play an online video game as if it’s a toxic relationship is probably an indication that the problem is more with me than the game. …
… And when you look at the foundations of AI right now, its economic foundations. …
… Oracle intends to be the dominant player in that game. …
… There’s some instances where, I don’t know, Valve, the video game company, took their arbitration clause out of its agreement because of mass arbitration. …
… It’s not Game of Thrones. …
… So I think that level of being able to iterate more quickly and mutate and evolve content is something that allows us to play in new spaces, whether that’s user-generated video, interactive games, or new post formats, quizzes, and things like that. …
… I think the history of technology teaches us that basically as things get more useful, they get cheaper, they proliferate, and they spawn new uses of technology. So I think we’ve become so used to the phone that everyone just assumes that this is going to be an anchor device for the rest of history. …
… I can do another full hour on how you plan to monetize video, but I won’t keep you any longer. You have been very generous and very game to answer the questions. …