Weekly Digest: Top Stories in Mobile Gaming
Metaverse company Roblox wants employees back in the office
Roblox, known for its immersive multiplayer experiences and virtual co-experience platform, has surprised many by announcing its plan to bring employees back to the office. The company, which aims to connect people and enable collaboration through virtual means, believes that in-person collaboration is superior to the metaverse. This decision, slated for 2024, marks a shift from the company’s previous emphasis on remote work.
Gamers actually spend MORE time outdoors, but 58% still think they’re lazy
Gamers often face stereotypes of living unhealthy and sedentary lifestyles, but recent studies have debunked these assumptions. Research shows that gamers spend significant time outdoors and gaming can have positive impacts on mental health and learning abilities. It’s important to recognize that moderation and balance apply to all aspects of life, including gaming, and it’s time to dispel outdated gaming stereotypes.
As Bethesda veteran Pete Hines makes exit after 24 years, enjoy a brief history of Bethesda on mobile
Pete Hines, a long-time Bethesda employee, is leaving the company after 24 years. This departure highlights the stability of Bethesda’s upper management, a rarity in the gaming industry. Hines has witnessed and contributed to major milestones in Bethesda’s history, such as the Elder Scrolls franchise and the revitalization of Fallout. While mobile games like Fallout Shelter and Blades are well-known, it’s worth exploring Bethesda’s earlier foray into mobile gaming with titles like The Elder Scrolls Travels.
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