Ubisoft
Ubisoft delayed earnings put all eyes on Friday’s comeback.
Ubisoft delayed earnings create tension ahead of Friday’s planned release, as investors wait to see what triggered the last-minute pause.
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Web3 Gaming
Web3 gaming feels like everything is happening at once this week.
Web3 gaming had a wild week. From Nika Labs acquiring the Archer Hunter IP to a 750K $PIXEL Gold Rush and new Survival Mode tests, here’s a clear, no-nonsense breakdown of the biggest blockchain gaming news and market moves.
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Something feels off at Ubisoft
Ubisoft paused stock trading and delayed its earnings report. This post breaks down what’s confirmed, what’s unclear, and why it all feels bigger than it seems.
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Antitrust
When Rivals Suddenly Become Best Friends
A U.S. judge questions the sudden “peace” between Epic Games and Google, delaying approval of their antitrust settlement. Is it real reform or just a convenient truce?
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Mobile Games
Same Games, Different Worlds: How Mobile Players Really Play
Mobile gamers all play daily, but not the same way. Loyalty runs deep in the East, variety rules in the West. Local insight wins global growth.
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EA
EA sold. But don’t worry, “nothing will change.
EA says nothing will change after its sale to Saudi Arabia’s PIF and Jared Kushner’s fund. But do you really believe that?
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Counter-Strike 2
The $6 billion gaming economy that just imploded
A single game update drops, and suddenly billions vanish from one of the biggest digital economies in gaming history. That’s what just happened in Counter-Strike 2.
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EA
When Games Become Geopolitics: Inside EA’s $55 Billion Saudi Buyout
Gaming is the new oil. EA just got bought for $55B by Saudi Arabia and Wall Street money. It’s not just games anymore. It’s geopolitics.
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DigitalFairness
From free-to-play to pay-to-regulate: Europe’s next tech mistake
Europe’s Digital Fairness Act aims to protect players, but risks crippling a €27B games industry that built one of Europe’s few tech success stories.
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Thrum.gg
Discovery is Broken. ThrumGG Fixes It.
Tired of endless scrolling? ThrumGG is the WhatsApp shortcut for discovery, instant drops of games, music, and videos tailored to your mood. No feeds, no noise. Just one clean pick you can play, share, and enjoy.
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EA
Electronic Arts: When Debt Becomes the Game; From Play to Payback
On September 29, 2025, Electronic Arts sold itself for $55 billion. It was the largest private buyout in the history of the games industry.
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AI in Games
When choice becomes noise
The core of Thrum.gg is not another list but a conversation. The platform does not pose as a search engine. It poses as a friend in your chat.
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