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Dr. Disrespect Returns to Streaming on YouTube, but Not Exclusively

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Guy ‘Dr. Disrespect’ Beahm is officially back to streaming after a high-profile ban from Twitch back in June. Although Beahm made his return to livestreaming on YouTube, IGN has learned that Dr. Disrespect has not signed an exclusive deal with YouTube. In June, Beahm was mysteriously banned from Twitch. Neither Beahm nor Twitch divulged the reason for the ban, and Beahm maintains that he doesn’t know why he was banned from the platform in the first place. [widget path="global/article/imagegallery" parameters="albumSlug=every-ign-call-of-duty-review&captions=true"] After months of silence, aside from a handful of interviews where Beahm expressed interest in returning to streaming , a teaser of sorts premiered on the Dr. Disrespect Instagram account . The teaser suggested Beahm could return to streaming as early as that day, but nothing materialized. Instead, Beahm premiered his Dr. Disrespect persona on YouTube a day later. IGN has learned that Beahm does not ha...
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Brendan 'PlayerUnknown' Greene Wants to Create the Biggest Sandbox Open-World Game Ever

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Brendan "PlayerUnknown" Greene, the creator of PUBG, wants to create the biggest sandbox-style open-world game ever with his new studio . The PlayerUnknown Twitter account posted a five-minute video today featuring Greene talking directly to the camera about his studio's aspirations, as reported by Eurogamer . In it, Greene discusses his fascination with open-world games, how he wants to create games on scale seldom seen, and more. pic.twitter.com/dipZpUSeNY — PLAYERUNKNOWN (@PLAYERUNKNOWN) September 3, 2021 "And since [getting lost in the open fields of Chernarus in DayZ], I've held this deep fascination with sandbox-style open-world games and the freedoms that they give players, but I always just wished they were a bit bigger," Greene says in the video. "So that's our mission as a studio. We want to create realistic sandbox worlds on a scale that's seldom attempted — worlds hundreds of kilometers across with thousands of players inter...
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Super Mario Bros. Sealed Copy Sells for Record-Breaking $660K

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An incredibly rare plastic-sealed copy of Super Mario Bros. for the NES has sold at auction for a world record-breaking $660,000. That hefty price tag makes it the most expensive price ever paid for a video game collectible. The copy of Super Mario Bros., sold this week by Heritage Auctions , is a copy from the game’s fourth printing run. This means that it did not have the “Game-Pak NES-GP” code and is missing the “™” trademark symbol normally seen to the right of “Nintendo Entertainment System,” which was officially added to all black boxes in early 1987. [caption id="attachment_2495661" align="alignnone" width="419"] Credit: Heritage Auctions[/caption] “For Nintendo, it was just stuff they had to do internally, but collectors are using this information now,” Chris Kohler , editorial director at Digital Eclipse , tells IGN. “It’s not like a collector cares if there’s a “™” on their box or not, but it’s the ability to use that information to figure out...
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Chinese company curbs children's gaming

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China's tech giant will expand its age-based time limit system to all of its games by 2019.

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