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Twitch faces a class action lawsuit over using streamers' content to train Amazon's AI
Twitch and its parent company Amazon are facing a proposed class action lawsuit from streamer Warren Pandiscia, who alleges his content was used to train generative AI models without consent or payment. This follows Twitch's recent announcement of AI training features, which have been met with community backlash due to their opt-out rather than opt-in nature. Separately, an analyst suggests that Epic Games Store's efforts to compete with Steam may be too late, despite ongoing improvements to its storefront and the continued success of Fortnite.
Blizzard's former Battle.net lead is moving his expertise over to the Epic Games Store to 'elevate player,…
Epic Games has appointed Martin Keely as the new VP and General Manager of the Epic Games Store, replacing Steve Allison. Keely previously led Activision Blizzard's Battle.net launcher and is expected to improve the player, creator, and developer experience on the Epic Games Store. This move signals Epic's intent to compete more directly with Steam.
Epic taps Blizzard's Battle.net lead to fix the Epic Games Store as Steam dominates
Epic Games has appointed Martin Keely, formerly of Blizzard Entertainment's Battle.net, as the new VP and GM of the Epic Games Store. This move aims to improve the storefront's competitiveness against Valve's Steam. Keely expressed his excitement to enhance player and developer experiences within an open gaming ecosystem.
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 3 and John Wick Not Confirmed for 2028, Clarifies Saber Interactive
Saber Interactive's Chief Business Officer Steve Allison clarified that Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 3, its John Wick game, and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – Remake do not have confirmed release dates or launch windows, despite a previous broad statement suggesting a 2028 release. The company emphasized that Allison was speaking generally about future titles and not making official announcements. Saber Interactive also highlighted upcoming releases like Turok: Origins and confirmed that the John Wick game is a prequel to the movie series and is slated for PlayStation 5.
Star Wars: KOTOR remake is alive and eyeing a 2028 release window, according to Sabre Interactive's chief business office
Sabre Interactive's Chief Business Officer Steve Allison has indicated that the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Remake is still in development and could be released around 2028. The project has faced numerous development challenges, including being moved from Aspyr to Sabre Interactive by Embracer Group. Despite past delays and uncertainty, Allison's comments offer a glimmer of hope for fans of the classic RPG.
Saber's new business boss says the KOTOR remake will 'hopefully' be out in 2028
Saber Interactive's new chief business officer, Steve Allison, suggested that the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake might be released in 2028. While not an official statement, Allison mentioned the game as part of Saber's potential 2028 lineup. The remake, announced in 2021, has faced numerous delays and studio changes, with Saber Interactive confirming it is still in development.
New Saber Exec Moves to Reassure Fan Worried About Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 3 Monetization, Ends Up Suggesting a 2028 Launch Window That May Even Include the KOTOR Remake
Steve Allison, the new Chief Business Officer at Saber Interactive, addressed fan concerns regarding monetization for Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 3. He also suggested a potential 2028 launch window for the game, which may also include the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake and the company's John Wick game.
Former Epic Games VP appointed Saber Interactive's chief business officer
Steve Allison, formerly the vice president of Epic Games, has been appointed as the new chief business officer at Saber Interactive. In his new role, Allison will oversee publishing, marketing, and revenue generation, reporting directly to CEO Matthew Karch. He expressed excitement about Saber's upcoming projects, including Space Marine 3, Jurassic Park, Turok, Hellraiser, and a John Wick game.
Epic Games Store boss quits after 8 years to take up new role at Saber Interactive
Steve Allison, former vice president and general manager of the Epic Games Store, has departed Epic Games after eight years to become chief business officer at Saber Interactive. Allison expressed admiration for Saber's studios and upcoming projects, including Space Marine 3 and a John Wick game. His move follows a significant tenure at Epic, where he helped launch the Epic Games Store and grow its user base.
Former Epic Games VP Steve Allison appointed chief business officer at Saber Interactive
Former Epic Games vice president Steve Allison has been appointed chief business officer at Saber Interactive, where he will oversee publishing, marketing, and revenue opportunities. Allison brings over thirty years of industry experience, including his work on the Epic Games Store. Saber Interactive was previously owned by Embracer before being sold to Beacon Interactive, a company founded by Saber's CEO Matthew Karch.
Saber Interactive Changes the Game by Adding Steve Allison as Chief Business Officer
Saber Interactive has appointed Steve Allison as its new Chief Business Officer, bringing over 30 years of industry experience from companies like Epic Games and Telltale Games. Allison will lead business development and strategy for Saber's upcoming titles, including Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 3, Jurassic Park: Survival, and a John Wick game.
Epic insists it gave Horses studio "context" following decision to ban controversial horror game
Epic Games has disputed claims made by developer Santa Ragione regarding the ban of their horror game 'Horses' from the Epic Games Store. Epic insists it provided context on policy violations, specifically regarding 'Inappropriate Content' and 'Hateful or Abusive Content', which resulted in an 'Adults Only' rating, a category not permitted on their store. Santa Ragione claims Epic made incorrect statements and failed to provide necessary documentation for an appeal.
