Virtual Economy

Virtual Economy

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23. Feb 2024

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Episode 168: Switch 2 Switcharoo Could Thwart 2024 Recovery Hopes (News Show) 23.02.2024

The console market is going through major changes as hardware prices stay high and first party needs to pivot audience strategy. Nintendo may be struggling to find a break-even for its Switch successor, prompting a...

Episode 167: Did Microsoft Trigger the FTC’s Trap Card? (News Show) 14.02.2024

Microsoft’s layoffs have sent the FTC into a tizzy, adding fuel to the ongoing fire. Also: It’s earnings season, with EA, Microsoft, Capcom, Nintendo, Square Enix, Paradox, Take-Two, Sega, and Meta reporting. We also cover the latest in the layoff storm that continues to drown the industry and Disney’s $1.5B investment in Epic.

Episode 166: We Were Wrong About Microsoft and Activision (News Show) 31.01.2024

In the wake of 2020’s bombshell revelations about Activision’s miserable culture and history of defending sexual abusers, we hoped that Microsoft would be a better steward for the company’s 13,000 employees. With 1,900 laid off...

Episode 165: So… 2024, Huh? (News Show) 24.01.2024

It’s been less than one month, and the industry has already suffered more than 3,500 lost jobs. Also: The Circana report for December 2023 and the full year, a few investments, and a discussion about...

Episode 164: The Game Awards Needs to Change (Season Finale) 27.12.2023

It’s been a hard year, folks. As we say goodbye to 2023 and turn our attention to a (hopefully) brighter 2024, we’re recapping recent gaming events, November’s Circana report, and more. You can support Virtual...

Episode 163: Embracer Group Claims Layoffs are How “We Will Win” (News Show) 15.12.2023

Embracer Group gorged itself during the pandemic when debt was cheap. Now, it’s scrambling to lay off hundreds of people to “win.” Also, Circana report for October, Epic wins against Google, and more.

Episode 162: The Stark Contrast Between Positive Earnings and Gruesome Layoffs (News Show) 15.11.2023

We’re in the thick of earnings season, and it’s hard to swallow positive financial news amid an avalanche of heartbreak labor stories. On this week’s show: Sony EA, Nintendo, Take-Two, Remedy, Sega, and Square Enix...

Episode 161: Phil Spencer is Bobby Kotick’s Daddy Now (News Show) 30.10.2023

With Microsoft’s Activision acquisition closed, the Xbox leadership team has reorganized in some unexpected ways. Also: Microsoft and Capcom earnings, more layoffs, Paradox says goodbye to Harebrained Schemes, Unity boots John Riccitiello, and we have the latest Circana report on U.S. Game spending.

Episode 160: A Bad Year for Game Creators is a Bad Year for Games (News Show) 08.10.2023

The industry’s labor situation is reaching a boiling point, as Epic Games sacrifices employees on the altar of its fight against Apple and Google. Also: Unity has burnt its goodwill to the ground, voice actors...

PAX West 2023: The State of Indie Publishing with Z from Serenity Forge 01.10.2023

At PAX West, we spoke with Serenity Forge founder and CEO Z about the risks, challenges, and opportunities in the indie publishing world. With brutal macroeconomic headwinds and massive consolidation, the pressure is on for small publishers. Find out how Serenity Forge is weathering the storm.

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