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GamingGame Replays Are Now a Sellable AI Asset

Game Replays Are Now a Sellable AI Asset

Cambridge startup Worldmodeldata raised 7 million pounds to license gameplay as training data for AI world models, and a rival already holds 454 million dollars. The quiet shift is that your game's replays are now an asset with a rights question attached.

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GamingEVE Online Just Open-Sourced Its 20-Year Engine

EVE Online Just Open-Sourced Its 20-Year Engine

Fenris Creations, formerly CCP Games, put Carbon, the engine that has run EVE Online as one shared universe since 2003, on GitHub under the MIT license. Over two dozen modules including Destiny and Trinity are now free to fork; the live game stays closed.

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GamingA Hostile Bidder Does Not Need Your Board's Consent

A Hostile Bidder Does Not Need Your Board's Consent

GameStop's Ryan Cohen withdrew a 35 billion dollar pay award on 23 June 2026 to focus on a hostile 55.5 billion dollar bid for eBay, going straight to shareholders after the board said no. The lesson: a hostile bidder does not need your board's consent.

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GamingTencent Will Sell a Studio Back to Founders at a Loss

Tencent Will Sell a Studio Back to Founders at a Loss

Tencent is negotiating exits from Japanese studio stakes including Marvelous, willing to sell back to management even at a loss to fund its AI and UGC pivot. The lesson for owners: strategic money can become a forced seller when the thesis changes.

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GamingBungie Cuts and the Live-Service Limit

Bungie Cuts and the Live-Service Limit

Sony is cutting 292 jobs at Bungie after ending Destiny 2 development. The real story is the live-service model reaching its structural limit, and what European studios should do.

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