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Andrew Heaton

Freelance writer from the UK. Once thought I had rabies. Turned out I'd been out and bought rabbits. Rabbits with rabies. Add me on <a href="https://plus.google.com/116765696172088552150/posts?rel=author">Google+</a>.
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Nintendo Showing Financial Improvements
Despite reporting significant losses last year, Nintendo seem to be on the up-and-up after reports indicate that the company have earned over 170 billion Yen (around $1.6 billion US) in revenue over the past six months. This is in spite of the fact that they are reporting total losses to the tune of 215 million Yen, which compared to last year's much more hefty loss of 23 billion Yen, is a marked improvement.
Andrew Heaton Andrew Heaton Oct 29, 2014
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Indie Developer Resigns After Threatening Gabe Newell
We recently reported on the indie game Paranautical Activity being pulled from Steam after one of its developers threatened to kill Valve CEO Gabe Newell over Twitter. Since then, the person behind the threats, Mike Maulbeck - co-owner of Code Avarice - has stepped down from the company, selling his half of the business to another employee.
Andrew Heaton Andrew Heaton Oct 23, 2014
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Steam Pulls Game After Gabe Newell Receives Death Threats
It appears the tide of sending death threats over Twitter is still quite strong, as Valve recently removed a game from Steam after Gabe Newell received death threats from one of its developers. Paranautical Activity creator Mike Maulbeck is feeling the repercussions of broadcasting such threats over the Internet, all of which stemmed from an issue that he had with the way that Steam marketed the game.
Andrew Heaton Andrew Heaton Oct 21, 2014
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Google Ready To Launch Their Nexus Player Set-Top Box
The current trend in digital entertainment right now is the ability to marry television, video streaming, gaming, internet connectivity and mobile technology all into one device. Microsoft's Xbox One and Sony's PlayStation 4 popularised the idea of an all-in-one system. And with Amazon's own Fire TV just around the corner, Google are also getting in on the act with their Nexus Player set-top box, which is almost ready to launch.
Andrew Heaton Andrew Heaton Oct 16, 2014
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Unity Quashes Rumours About Selling Up
Late last week, rumours began to fly around that the popular game development company, Unity Technologies, were making the rounds in a bid to sell their Unity software. Speculation lead to the belief that the software company were in serious talks with at least one potential buyer, with a strong possibility that they were interested in talking to Google about the plans.
Andrew Heaton Andrew Heaton Oct 14, 2014
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Gaming
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Xbox One Assassin’s Creed Unity Bundle Leaked
With the release of Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed Unity just around the corner, rumours of an Xbox One bundle being shipped with the game have been leaked, according to a report on GameSpot. While Microsoft have yet to confirm whether the bundle is genuine, details have emerged on VG Leaks, along with two screenshots advertising the console deal on Austrian retailer site, Gameware.
Andrew Heaton Andrew Heaton Oct 14, 2014
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Happy 125th Birthday, Nintendo!
Today marks a significant occasion in the video game industry, as Nintendo are celebrating their 125th birthday. Beginning life on September 23rd, 1889 in Kyoto, Japan, the gaming legends (originally called Nintendo Koppai) started out as a playing cards company, which proved popular right up until the 1950's, when they shifted into other ventures, including a taxi company, a chain of love-themed hotels, a food company and even a TV network.
Andrew Heaton Andrew Heaton Sep 23, 2014
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