A scam with henpecked men and NieR: Automata, Blizzard hires people clueless about games — the most interesting news of the week

A brief digest of everything that happened in the entertainment industry worldwide over the past week

GSC Game World* helped style a store in the theme of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. — and it remains unfinished.

Years later, the cult classic Mortal Kombat Trilogy has returned for sale — Finish Him!

Prices for new Ryzen processors have leaked — get ready to spend more on system upgrades.

Head of the Safe Internet League considers Twitch and Discord “an evil for Russian schoolchildren” — as well as a “breeding ground of stupidity”.

Nexus Mods commented on the removal of anti-LGBT mods for Spider-Man and threatened dissenters — a new religion.

Developers raised $500,000 from players for a Pokemon-style MMO — and then blew it all on cryptocurrency and shut the project down.

Tower of Fantasy cheaters will be put on a public board of shame — if only such measures were actually effective.

Blizzard is hiring people with zero experience in games and the gaming industry — the company previously held mass layoffs among its veterans.

M.Video confirmed that The Last of Us Part 1 will indeed be released in Russia in Russian — the price was not disclosed.

The developer of Domina was banned on Steam on his own game's forum — there were good reasons for that.

A girl on Tinder asked guys to buy her NieR: Automata — and then vanished.