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🍪 The Industry Didn’t Slow Down. It Just Got Louder.

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Hello there, industry survivors, stubborn and still building. While the holidays tried to quiet things down, the game industry did what it does best when nobody’s watching. It made moves. Real ones. AI lines were drawn, money changed hands, governments…

🍪 Power, Labor, AI, and a Loss the Industry Can’t Ignore

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Hello there, industry watchers, heavy-hearted observers. Some days in games feel noisy. Others feel dense. Today feels like the kind of day where everything important happens at once, and none of it is comfortable. Power shifts, labor organizing, AI creeping…

🍪 Arc Raiders Used AI Voices and Still Won, So Now What

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Hello there, voice actors, dev leads, and everyone who pretends this is only a “creative” problem. Today’s Analyxyz is about a reality check the industry keeps dodging: the market is already voting, and it does not wait for ethics panels…

🍪 AI Shakeups, Studio Cuts, and Roblox Bans

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Hello there, tech survivors and digital optimists. Today we’re moving through a messy crossfire of AI economics, studio reshuffling, corporate layoffs, heavy censorship, Hollywood confusion, episodic experiments, and a hiring crisis so strange that studios are handing out pencils like…