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Kadokawa, the Japanese company that owns FromSoftware, the studio behind Elden Ring, is facing a major battle with shareholders. CEO Takeshi Natsuno is under pressure from Oasis Management, a Hong Kong-based investment firm that now owns 13.76% of the company. Oasis says Kadokawa’s profits have fallen and argues that the company isn’t making the most of its biggest franchises, including Elden Ring. The campaign against Natsuno has also been backed by advisory firms ISS and Glass Lewis, increasing pressure on management. Oasis believes Kadokawa could earn more from its games and says relying on Bandai Namco for overseas publishing is limiting those opportunities.

Guys maybe the problem has been hiding in plain site all along: the memory crisis is just a manufactured cash grab by colluding companies! Which is illegal!

Valve has explained why its new Steam Machine is so expensive after players criticized the price. The entry-level model starts at around €1,000, while higher-end versions with more storage cost up to €1,500 and Valve says no discounts are planned. According to Valve, keeping the price high helps support an open and sustainable PC gaming ecosystem over the long term. The company also says that users with compatible hardware can install the same operating system on their own PCs. For those who find the Steam Machine too expensive, Valve suggests either building a PC themselves or buying a traditional game console.

What the steam machine proves is that if you are on pc to play games made within the last 5 years you're doing it wrong