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The website allowed players to transfer virtual currency out of the FIFA 17 video game and use it to bet on real soccer matches.
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Nintendo cut its operating profit forecast for the year ending March to 20 billion yen ($176 million) from 30 billion yen.
Masaya Nakamura, the "Father of Pac-Man" who founded the Japanese video game company behind the hit game, has died.
Nintendo's latest smartphone game will come from its long-running Fire Emblem series.
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Kingdom Death is now the crowdfunding site's fifth most funded project.
Shares of GameStop are falling on weak holiday sales, while Nintendo shares are also down on its new "Switch" console pricing.
Hasbro is letting you vote on the tokens they want to see in the next generation of the Monopoly game.
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Sony sold 6.2 million units of its PlayStation 4 console during the holiday season, the company said.
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