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After Destiny 2’s June shutdown, Ford frames the business reality that can override even the best intentions.

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After Destiny 2’s June shutdown, Ford frames the business reality that can override even the best intentions.
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A Sundance breakout lands nationwide after a Sept. 11 Los Angeles engagement, with Jon Batiste behind the music.
The service rebrands and pivots from a courtroom vibe to a scoreboard. Media leaders should care about what gets quantified next.
A dystopian Japan platformer with kickflipping trains, Tony Hawk-style grinding, and Jet Set Radio energy.