The video games industry, just like all others, can’t survive without your money. It used to be the case that all games would be sold at a fixed price. Once you bought your copy, that was it. However, in recent years there’s been a growing trend for games to be free to play. Free games Continue reading →
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- Italy Gambling Sector Faces Uncertainty Amid Regulatory GridlockItaly’s regulated gambling industry risks further disruption as prolonged regulatory delays and inconsistent local policies continue to hinder the sector’s development, according to warnings presented to Italy’s Senate by trade association EGP-FIPE. The association, which represents public gaming operators within the Italian Federation of Public Establishments under Confcommercio, used a hearing before the Senate’s Constitutional […]
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