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Resident Evil Requiem is selling just as many physical copies as digital globally, with near-50% splits according to analysts – except for in the US, that is

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TechRadar ·4 days ago

NordVPN secures a spot in the Premier League with new Aston Villa partnership

NordVPN is now Aston Villa's Official Digital Security PartnerThe deal aims to protect fans using public Wi-Fi on matchdays at Villa ParkIt echoes a broader trend of top VPNs securing major sports partnerships Aston…

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Digital Trends ·5 days ago

Over 500,000 Toyota Camrys recalled over a blank digital dashboard

Remember when everyone said some things are better left analog? Well, digital dashboards are now making a pretty convincing case.

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Gamesradar ·9 days ago

Inventor creates "IRL home screen" for physical discs that brings the convenience of a digital library to an actual game shelf

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Gamesradar ·9 days ago

With GTA 6 digital only, Take-Two boss says discs "don't really make sense" – "if you're already connected, who cares if you download digitally?"

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Eurogamer ·9 days ago

Indie game publisher Devolver Digital wants to go private, believes current share price "does not reflect the true market value" of the company

Indie game publisher Devolver Digital is looking to return to private ownership, after a rough few years as a publicly-traded company.

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Dpreview ·10 days ago

Flashback's "dream job" pays you to live and shoot in Hong Kong for up to 6 months | DPReview

Flashback, the company behind a digital camera built to replicate the disposable film camera experience, is advertising a “dream job” for a lucky content creator or photographer.

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Pcgamer ·10 days ago

Devolver Digital wants to get off the stock market, because 'the ongoing challenge of delivering growth in line with market expectations' just isn't worth the headaches

Five years after going public on the London Stock Exchange, indie publisher Devolver Digital wants to go back to being a private company.