Gamers stuck it to big business, and then, sorry to say, it looked like everyone piled on, and it became another soulless money melee.
Money Articles
Discover the blog's posts tagged with Money. This collection covers topics in Geek Stuff, Cool Tech, and Sites.
Games Workshop stuck in £1 million IT hell
£1,000,000 last year alone on a multi-year Microsoft Dynamics ERP project. That’s a lot of paint.
Acronym alert: CMON does NFT ASAP
Once known as Cool Minis or Not, CMON is expanding further and into the controversial waters of Non-Fungible Tokens.
Games Workshop rewards staff with a £5,000 bonus and ready Warhammer Cafes for launch
Games Workshop thought they were in trouble when the lockdown hit and stores had to close. They’ve now handed Government support money back.
Over in 10 seconds: Chaosium’s Call of Cthulhu idols summon an NFT bonanza at Veve
A non-fungible thing can’t be copied, so NFTs act as digital certificates that prove you have the original copy of a digital asset. That’s what collectors and investors need.
Horizons Fellowship: GAMA find $30,000 to support underrepresented communities in tabletop gaming
The entire Diversity and Inclusion Committee is incredibly excited for the launch of the GAMA Horizons Fellowship.
UK Government sends studios reeling as the Tradeshow Access Programme is scrapped
For the last 30+ years, small to medium British businesses received financial support to attend international trade shows.
German Federal government backs tabletop RPG web platform YARPS
A new YARPS means entirely new, a rebuild of the foundation so all these years of suggestions from power users can be onboarded into the vision.
Original “The Muppets” to be auctioned in $6.1 million auction
Starting on Tuesday the 29th of June and running to the 1st of July, the collection contains around $6,100,000 worth of iconic creations and artwork.
Grading took more than a quarter of a million dollars off Detective Comics Batman auction
A copy of Detective Comics #27 has sold at Heritage Auctions for $1.125 million dollars. That’s a lot, but less the $1.5 one of the other 17 remaining copies went for late last year.
