Derek Strickland is the PR/Gaming Editor for TweakTown, focusing on news, analysis, and games industry finance. With a passion for gaming and technology, Derek provides insights into the latest developments in the gaming industry, including reviews, interviews, and updates on major gaming companies.
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Derek Strickland's coverage predominantly focuses on the gaming industry, with a keen interest in new releases, emerging technologies within gaming hardware and software, and developments related to major players like Sony and Microsoft. His articles often cite data or press releases, indicating a reliance on official sources for information.
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Gamers have made their frustrations heard loud and clear as EA and Respawn reverse course on Apex Legends' new disastrous battle pass marketing scheme.
By: Derek Strickland
Review bombing is one of the most effective levers for gamers to pull in order to send a clear message to publishers and instigate change in games.
By: Derek Strickland
For Capcom, digital game sales have helped the company offset the high volatility of the video games industry through lower costs and higher volume.
Reports indicate that Microsoft may be considering some sort of standalone cloud gaming tier for Xbox Game Pass that allows users to stream titles.
By: Derek Strickland
Netflix talks about its plans regarding game expansion, and says that it will double-down on 'interactive narrative games' to help boost engagement.
By: Derek Strickland
Blizzard's World of Warcraft development team has voted to unionize, with all disciplines--art, programming, QA, etc--being included in the union.
By: Derek Strickland
Bethesda Game Studios votes to unionize, and combined with the recent Blizzard WoW union, over 1,750 games workers are now unionized under Microsoft.
Hasbro announces mobile megahit Monopoly Go! has made over $3 billion in revenue in just 14 months of availability on the smartphone gaming market.
Grand Theft Auto 6 won't be affected by the new game actor strike that is now in effect--the game will not be delayed due to the SAG-AFTRA strike.
Sony Interactive Entertainment's new live service first-person shooter won't have a battle pass at launch, but will this decision be reversed over time?
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