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Steam has never shied away from offering plenty of complex new features or hidden deals that players can take advantage of, but some of the most lucrative opportunities are often overlooked by the average player. While this Steam feature will…
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Paramount chair and CEO David Ellison has outlined specific commitments for the creative community in an open letter addressing the studio’s pursuit of Warner Bros. Discovery, pledging that the combined entity would produce at least 30 theatrical features annually while…
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The letter, also touting increased creative output, addressed “the British creative community, fellow film lovers and television fans, … and all who care deeply about the future of cinema and the arts.”