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Tencent has bought a minority stake in Yooka-Laylee developers Playtonic
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The giant technology conglomerate Tencent Holdings has bought a minority stake in publisher and developer of Yooka-Laylee Playtonic, according to a report from GamesIndustry.biz. Thanks to the sizeable investment, the indie studio will be able to more than double its headcount, as well as expand to three development teams. This will also let them make more games, including a sequel to Yooka-Laylee.
GamesIndustry.biz was also able to interview Playtonic Boss Gavin Price. Thanks to the investment,
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Dark Souls multiplayer features won’t return until after the release of ‘Elden Ring’
Dark Souls fans on PC will have to wait until after the release of Elden Ring before developer FromSoftware reactivates player-versus-player servers. The announcement comes after a hacker identified a vulnerability within Dark Souls 3 that allowed them to access the computers of multiple streamers remotely. When news of the exploit first broke, FromSoftware and Dark Souls series publisher Bandai Namco shut down the multiplayer servers of Dark Souls 3, Dark Souls 2 and Dark Souls to investigate the issue. At the time, they didn’t say how long it would take to resolve the problem.
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