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Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick isn’t very worried about the increased hardware costs increases, predicting that cloud gaming could 10x the effective installed base within the next three years thanks to key technological advancements.

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Gaming hardware costs an absolute megaton, right now, but don’t you worry, says Strass Zelnick, CEO of Rockstar parent company Take-Two Interactive – we’ll soon be playing all our games via streaming services anyway. Speaking during the company’s latest investor call, Strauss suggested that the games industry will “be in commercial streaming mode within three…

Abu Dhabi continues to cement its reputation as one of the UAE’s leading entertainment destinations, offering everything from world-famous theme parks to adrenaline-fuelled attractions on Yas Island. Now, the capital has added another exciting venue to its growing list of things to do with the launch of Yas Verse in Abu Dhabi, a brand-new gaming…

Meta Platforms, The Glimpse Group, zSpace, and DIH Holding US are the seven Virtual Reality stocks to watch today, according to MarketBeat’s stock screener tool. Virtual reality stocks are shares of publicly traded companies involved in developing or supporting virtual reality technologies, such as headsets, software, content, chips, sensors, and related platforms. For stock market…

The more people who own your gaming hardware, the bigger the potential audience for software. Directly related to that is the software itself, as the more variety you have out there, the bigger and more varied an audience you’ll attract to your hardware. Nintendo knows this very well, and they plan to work on this…

Several new special-edition components and peripherals have been launched to celebrate the company’s 40th anniversary.

Andriy RusanovAuthor of news articles for Mezha with four years of experience editing news feeds. I am a geek in everything I write about, but most of all in computers. 5 August, 22:27

On 11 September, a European regulation starts applying to products with digital elements. Sim racing hardware appears to qualify. The date itself is minor. What it points to, fifteen months later, is not.

The conversation around cloud gaming has returned to the spotlight after Amazon’s head of gaming, Jeff Gattis, argued that rising technology costs could persuade more people to stream games instead of buying increasingly expensive hardware. His comments come as Amazon expands Luna’s reach by integrating the service into Prime Video, a move aimed at exposing…