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Word-style nerd hero. As seen on GeekWire, Hard Drive, Kotaku, IGN, Bloody Disgusting, Skybox, and elsewhere. Not the music guy from the Firenote.

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Why the video game industry may be sliding toward its next big crash

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By Thomas Wilde
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Thomas Wilde Commentary: The last couple of weeks have served as a capstone to what's become a bad few years for the international video game industry. Now it appears the larger sector is headed directly into a significant crash, as several unsustainable practices all seem to be approaching a crisis point at once. The first and most obvious issue is the ongoing component shortage .
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Why the video game industry may be sliding toward its next big crash

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By Thomas Wilde
| GeekWire Verified
Commentary: The last couple of weeks have served as a capstone to what’s become a bad few years for the international video game industry. Now it appears the larger sector is headed directly into a significant crash, as several unsustainable practices all seem to be approaching a crisis point at once. The first and most obvious issue is the ongoing component shortage.
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No discs, more problems: What Sony’s all-digital PlayStation means for gamers and the industry

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By Thomas Wilde
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Sony announced on Wednesday morning that it plans to phase out physical media for future PlayStation games, which is a massive market disruption for an already reeling games industry. It ends trade-ins and lending, raises the overall price of entry for the PlayStation ecosystem, and turns your shelf full of games into licenses that can potentially disappear. The news came via a post on the official PlayStation blog by senior communications director Sid Shuman.
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