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For nearly three decades, playground and forum debates were ruled by a single, intractable question: PlayStation or Xbox? (Or Nintendo, depending on how old-school you were.) Back then, choosing a console wasn’t just a hardware purchase—it was a socio-cultural pledge of allegiance. If you bought an Xbox 360 to play
We’ve all seen it happen. Someone joins a Discord server, a Reddit community, or an esports league just looking for a group to hang out with. Six months later, they’re coordinating 300-player tournaments, managing a team of twenty moderators across three time zones, and handling live crisis communication when a
There’s a legendary moment in game development when a project leaves the sanitized isolation of internal Quality Assurance and enters the wild: the community playtest. Whether it’s a localised studio showcase, an exclusive partner event, or a sweeping Early Access playtest build, throwing real players into an unfinished game is
Have Games or People Changed? Why Gamers Don’t Stick to One Game Anymore For years, gamers proudly identified with one main game. Whether it was RuneScape, Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, FIFA, or Diablo, players built friendships, routines, and entire communities around a single title. Today, that loyalty is
We’ve all had those days. Your inbox is overflowing, your brain feels like a browser with 47 tabs open, and even the thought of logging into a fast-paced multiplayer shooter or a tense RPG feels like doing unpaid overtime. When life feels overwhelming, we don’t always need a high-intensity adrenaline
A Conversation with David Yagi from Genun Games — One of the Cofounders of Ascent Rivals At Monolith, we love shining a spotlight on passionate creators who push boundaries in gaming. Today, we’re excited to feature David Yagi from Genun Games, one of the developers behind Ascent Rivals—a high-octane multiplayer
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