Sundays are for making a house into a home, while wishing B&Q hadn’t turned a nice sentiment into corpslop. Here’s the best writing about videogames from the past week.
On Kotaku, Cecilia D’Anastasio and Dhruv Mehrotra’s investigated the information tracking capabilities of Pokemon Go and Wizards Unite developers Niantic. It’s an impressively thorough piece that avoids condemning Niantic, but nevertheless highlights many of the obvious and not-so obvious issues wrapped up in the ever-improving capacity large corporations have to manipulate their users.
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