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Video game industry crash would benefit investors, not fix issues

A crash in the video game industry would not lead to a reset, but rather an asset buy-up by private equity and high-value investors who lack a genuine interest in gaming. These investors prioritize financial returns over the quality of games or the well-being of gamers, leading to issues like widespread layoffs and a disconnect between industry practices and player desires. The proposed solution involves creating new game publishers staffed by individuals passionate about gaming, funded by investors who share this passion, to foster competition and improve the industry's alignment with its audience. AI

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Video game industry crash would benefit investors, not fix issues

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Ollie Barder, Contributor ·

    Why A Crash Won’t ‘Reset’ The Games Industry

    With all the terrible news of layoffs and that the games industry is in a dire state, some people online have said a crash is the only way to fix things. It won’t.