Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier has graduated from delaying games to taking down CEOs.

So now we know that it doesn't matter if cows are slaughtered or they escape; either way, they have a good chance of becoming sliders. 

I dunno.. at least those don’t literally have .COM in their name.

I keep forgetting that they’re still alive

Fucking scalpers

It’s raining, it’s pouring

Just put a red sock in with the whites.

How does one have undeserved confidence?

See that airplane way up there? That’s the point flying over your head. Kathy Griffin didn’t need to hold office. If anything, these people being in office makes it worse than what Kathy Griffin did.

I would honestly not be surprised if WB was licensing the Harry Potter IP to Niantic for about $10million/year. So with that in mind, if it was time to pony up for another year against $40million in revenue and what must surely be a heavily declining user base, I could see it.

Large companies are no longer interested in making merely SOME of The Money (TM), they are exclusively interested in making ALL of The Money (TM).

Anything that doesn’t accomplish that singular goal is at risk of termination.  Steady, mild success is seen essentially as failure.

Pokémon Go made over $1 billion this year alone, Wizards Unite only brought in $40 million

Yeah but how nice would it be if you were wrong. We still got Yarntown.

Which is so frustrating because they could just buy this from them for peanuts (to them--the devs deserve fair compensation), polish/finish it up, and release it to make bank.

I, too, look forward to never being able to play this.

Did you seriously feel a need to write this article? Why? Whether a small development studio is all male or all female or what-have-you does not matter. Your statement of, “So, presumably, the founder had met at least a couple of women who were skilled enough to work at one of the highest-profile video game companies…

This is absolutely despicable, and really shows how little you know about how start ups work.

“Simply didn’t hire them” or maybe...those women simply didn’t want to work there and chose of their own ~individual~ volition? It’s like those women aren’t even people, the way you write about them, they’re just pawns to…

First they came for the billionaires, and I said “hell yeah” because I wasn’t a billionaire.

Oddly enough, as a regular person with a regular job, I pay quite a bit of my income in taxes, percentage-wise. Somewhere to the tune of nearly 30%, between federal and state (not including sales, etc.).

Sure, why not