Levi Winslow is a writer at various prominent outlets including Yahoo Finance, Gizmodo, and Quartz. He covers a diverse range of themes such as law and legal affairs, arts and entertainment, and consumer technology, often focusing on topics like lawsuits, video games, and the intersections of business and workforce dynamics. Levi's work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo News, Kotaku Australia, and GameSpot.
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The $55 billion deal could go through as soon as July 30.
ZA/UM has "served redundancy or at-risk notices" to up to 32 staffers at the studio.
By: Levi Winslow
Spotted romping around Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood, a raccoon that may have "short spine syndrome" is the internet's new fave.
By: Levi Winslow
Wedbush Securities' Michael Pachter said "at least 1/3 of games have been sold historically as used."
By: Levi Winslow
The process of finding and playing with your fellow Spartans on other platforms is actually very simple.
By: Levi Winslow
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By: Levi Winslow
Amazon's head of gaming, Jeff Gattis, believes cloud gaming could be a means for players to avoid spending $1,000 on consoles.
Shawn Layden has a plan to bring back AA gaming, but the specifics are vague right now.
Sega's president Shuji Utsumi said the company "still values the culture of physical media" despite the push to an all-digital future.
If you're in Japan, you have just 170 days (or about six months) to redeem the digital code that comes in Grand Theft Auto VI's box.
