GB Daily Roundup: Titanfall and it can't get back up | December 1, 2021

Respawn announced today that it will stop selling the original Titanfall, and that has me feeling nos

Presented by    Respawn announced today that it will stop selling the original Titanfall, and that has me feeling nostalgic. My friends and I played a lot of that multiplayer shooter. I'm still a little sad that Titanfall's brand of online FPS mayhem didn't find a bigger audience. Fighting with and against giant robots was so much fun. Hopefully we'll get a Titanfall 3 someday. Apex Legends is good and all that, but I miss the giant mechs. –Mike Minotti, GamesBeat reviews editor

Respawn discontinues sales of the original Titanfall | VentureBeat Respawn will no longer sell new copies of Titanfall, but it will keep the servers going for people who still want to play.

Sneaky Panda raises $6M to launch new kind of mobile game | VentureBeat Sneaky Panda, a mobile game developer, has closed a new round of fundraising to launch its new "luck-puzzler" genre.

A message from Samsung Amateur players listen up: 3 new paths to game monetization Monetization in gaming is growing beyond the professional, full-time gamers and streamers. Now hobbyists and casual players are making real money from their graphic arts skills, betting, and more. Whether you’re a content creator or looking to reap rewards by putting down money against other players or in tournaments, you’ll want to catch up on this info-filled discussion from GamesBeat Summit Next. Read more here.

Dreamscape partners with Zoe Immersive on VR learning experiences | VentureBeat Dreamscape announced its new partnership with Zoe, a 3D creation tool, to make its VR learning tools more customizable.

Will Skyrim ruin Starfield? | VentureBeat I can't help it. I'm beginning to build up Starfield in my head. We haven't seen much of Bethesda's space-exploration adventure, and that leaves plenty of room for the imagination to run wild. Typically, I would hold a new, unknown game at a distance. After all, what is the point of setting myself u…

A message from Samsung Amateur players listen up: 3 new paths to game monetization Monetization in gaming is growing beyond the professional, full-time gamers and streamers. Now hobbyists and casual players are making real money from their graphic arts skills, betting, and more. Whether you’re a content creator or looking to reap rewards by putting down money against other players or in tournaments, you’ll want to catch up on this info-filled discussion from GamesBeat Summit Next. Read more here.

Sayollo announces launch of gComm, a mobile game commerce platform | VentureBeat Sayollo reveals gComm, an in-game commerce platform that allows gamers to make purchases without leaving their game.

Sulake's Habbo dips its toe into NFTs with donation to player community | VentureBeat Sulake said it is diving into the nonfungible token (NFT) market with NFT avatars for its online community of Habbo players.

Roblox sues YouTuber Ruben Sim for $1.65M for 'terrorist threats' | VentureBeat The Roblox Corporation has filed a lawsuit against Youtuber Ruben Sim for harassment and terrorist threats against itself and its users.

Talewind raises $3.41M for Breezy Bay game and to partner with game devs | VentureBeat Talewind has raised $3.41 million to fund its Breezy Bay casual game and partner with Roblox game developers.

Deloitte: Game consoles are fitter than ever at 50 year mark | VentureBeat The games console is showing no middle-age slump as it nears its 50-year celebration, according to accounting and consulting firm Deloitte.

The games Nintendo might reveal at The Game Awards | Last of the Nintendogs 022 | VentureBeat The 22nd episode of Last of the Nintendogs is here because you can not keep a good boy down even if it might forget to woof.

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