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Games Done Quick Cancels SNK Stream Amid Saudi Ownership Backlash

Games Done Quick has cancelled a sponsored stream with SNK, developer of the Metal Slug series, following community backlash over SNK's 96% ownership by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund. The move comes after viewers criticized the partnership due to Saudi Arabia's human rights record. GDQ apologised for the oversight, promising to review and strengthen their sponsorship process.

Why Microsoft Acquiring Nintendo Would Have Been a Bad Move

Explore the intricate dynamics and potential pitfalls of Microsoft's dream to acquire Nintendo. From clashing corporate cultures to varying gaming philosophies, this analysis dissects why such a deal would not benefit either company.