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Smashed teeth and an unplanned haircut: mum's horror at closed childcare centre

When a big chain bought Blake's childcare, her mum says it 'completely changed'.

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Canberra childcare centre banned by regulator after 'serious medical incident'

The operator has had 'repeated incidents' across centres.

The Canberra Times

EDGE Markets Raises $29.2 Million Series A Funding Round

NEW YORK, June 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- EDGE Markets, a financial services company that creates products for alternative financial markets in the gaming, crypto, and prediction markets space, announced today that it closed a $29.2 million Series A round. CoinFund led the round, alongside Indicator Ventures, Mantis VC, Stepstone Group,…

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Space Marine 2 lead thinks that the Warhammer universe is "up there" with The Lord of the Rings

A Warhammer game set during the Second Age would go unfathomably hard

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Slay the Spire 2 dev says an early idea was to actually reduce the card pool, but players hated it: 'We need new stuff!'

"They were not jiving with that at all."

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Avalanche's cancelled AionGuard 'would have been Crimson Desert' but the publisher 'broke up with us on a text message'

"We had everything that I've seen from Crimson Desert in the plans for that game."

PC Gamer

There's nothing 'euro' about 'eurojank,' says Stalker dev—after all, what are some of the 2000s' best RPGs if not beautiful all-American jankfests?

He's got a point.

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“We can be in the middle of the worst gig in our lives, but when we go into that song, everything changes. The audience is on its feet, singing every word. It’s like God suddenly walks through the room”: The epic U2 anthem that drove its creators half mad

During the making of The Joshua Tree, half of the time was spent on this one track

MusicRadar

Ed Sheeran and Ukrainian soldier feature on politically driven new U2 record

Days Of Ash is the group’s first release in almost three years.

Evening Standard

Launching a new studio with former Forza Horizon and Codemaster devs is like "taking the best singers from the best boy bands in the world," says studio head

Interview | A trip through the Collected Works of simcade savant and Lighthouse Games studio head Gavin Raeburn, who has made a habit out of revolutionizing a genre

GamesRadar

‘The smart, the rich, the powerful’: Epstein associated with Silicon Valley elite years after his release from prison

Billionaires and intellectuals attended events with the disgraced financier years after he served time for sex offense, files reveal

The Guardian - US

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33's lead says they messed up a little by putting a ton of great endgame content next to a final boss you can easily outlevel: 'We weren't sure if our game was going to be that good'

Renoir or not, here I come.

PC Gamer

John Carpenter's Toxic Commando feels like Space Marine 2 meets co-op horde shooter, and it's the campy Left 4 Dead-like I've been waiting for since 2009

Hands-on | How Toxic Commando's incorporation of vehicular tech sets the zombie battlefield apart from competitors

GamesRadar

"We never planned the game to be for everyone": Escape from Tarkov's creator reflects on the unwavering vision that pioneered an FPS genre

Interview | CEO and director Nikita Buyanov on the journey between inventing the extraction shooter and finally reaching 1.0

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"The horror is almost secondary to the menial task": From Crow Country to Resident Evil 9, here's how horror games keep us scared

Interview | Exploring horror's enduring thrall with the creators of The Mortuary Assistant, Crow Country, and more

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"We want you to feel like it's the game you remember playing, not necessarily the game that you did play": System Shock and Dead Space devs on the art of the remake

Interview | Exploring what goes into an excellent game remake or remaster with the minds behind some of the best

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Survival games are more popular than ever, but is one of the decade's most influential genres more endangered than it seems?

Opinion | The art of survival games' unique staying power

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Open world games are some of the most popular in 2025, but as GTA 6 looms on the horizon, 2026 is about to get competitive

Interview | With a new Grand Theft Auto en route, it's open season on open world games; where do we go from here? And how many kinds of open worlds are there?

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6 years after Untitled Goose Game's viral success, its devs seek solace in a chill co-op puzzler: "We were building the game around ourselves as we went"

Interview | If Untitled Goose Game was a "precarious house of cards", Big Walk offers a "looser, more permissive" space to play with friends

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"We are buying into your vision": Blue Prince publisher Raw Fury reflects on 10 years of indie game magic

Interview | Celebrating a decade of Raw Fury's raw talent

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12 years in the making, here's how Warframe went from "Hail Mary" to ongoing success story: "It feels like you're always 4, 6 months away from annihilation"

Interview | "We're a little more stubborn in trying to zig when others are zagging," says creative director Rebecca Ford

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"There's always a loose end, trailing off into the distance": Inside the mind of a Metroidvania creator and how they spin up mysteries

Interview | Uncovering the secrets of Animal Well, Tunic and UFO 50 with the devs themselves

PC Gamer

Clair Obscur's famously small (but not that small) developer isn't interested in becoming less not-that-small: 'I think it's good to have limitations when you are creative'

"We love making games more than we love managing, so we want to keep doing that."

GamesRadar

"Fallout was one of the first games that really shocked:" Our first glimpse of Fallout 3 showed how hard Bethesda worked to inherit and maintain an RPG legacy

From the Vault | Bethesda's Todd Howard and Istvan Pely weigh in on our first Fallout 3 preview in Edge Magazine, 2007

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Almost 30 years later, Fallout 1's depth of choice, chance, and consequence is still an RPG gold standard

There's no rest for the wicked in Fallout 1, and that's a very good thing

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