How Peter Moore Engineered Gaming's Greatest Tribal War
Former Xbox executive Peter Moore has admitted to deliberately orchestrating the console wars between Microsoft and PlayStation, drawing from marketing lessons learned at Reebok.
Tom Whitfield Article Archive
All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
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Tom Whitfield 
RuneScape's rapid price spiral tests player loyalty
RuneScape's newest price increase makes its monthly membership cost equivalent to competing MMOs, but players argue the game's content and customer service don't justify AAA-level pricing.
Oliver Pemberton 
Pentagon's AI Expansion Exposes Deep Tensions Over Military Use of Commercial Tech
The Pentagon's deployment of Google's Gemini AI to its entire workforce signals accelerating militarisation of commercial AI, even as a supply chain dispute with Anthropic highlights fundamental disagreements about how much autonomy private companies should retain over their own technology.
Zara Mitchell 
Sonos bets on simpler speakers to rebuild trust after app disaster
After a tumultuous 2024 and quiet 2025, Sonos has announced two new speakers aimed at rebuilding its reputation: the portable Play and the cheaper Era 100 SL.
Jimmy O'Brien 
Crimson Desert Console Controversy: Pearl Abyss Fires Back at Footage Concerns
Pearl Abyss claps back at players demanding console footage, but the transparency gap reveals deeper anxieties about a high-profile game launch that feels slightly too mysterious.
Jake Nguyen 
Netflix's Man on Fire Takes Shape: Abdul-Mateen Steps Into a Damaged Hero's Shoes
Netflix confirms April 30 debut for Man on Fire, with Yahya Abdul-Mateen II starring as John Creasy in a fresh take on the bruised action-thriller classic.
Jimmy O'Brien 
Battlefield 6's Nightfall Update Shows Promise, But Turbulence Ahead
Battlefield 6 launches its Nightfall update next week with ambitious new content, but recent staff cuts and ongoing player decline present real challenges to the franchise's momentum.
Jimmy O'Brien 
January 6 Organisers' Firm Now Winning Millions in Federal Contracts
An events company founded by organisers of the January 6 rally has secured millions in federal government contracts under the Trump administration, according to reporting by Wired.
Tom Whitfield 
The Arnie Renaissance: Hollywood's Belated Bet on Legacy Action
Arnold Schwarzenegger has revealed he's in talks to star in King Conan, Predator, and Commando 2. The news spotlights Hollywood's dependency on legacy sequels and ageing stars.
Riley Fitzgerald 
Resident Evil Requiem's GPU trick mostly fails to kick in when it should
Resident Evil Requiem supports an advanced GPU decompression feature, yet testing reveals it rarely activates even on capable hardware, creating a puzzling technical mystery.
Zara Mitchell 
Nvidia's forest tech brings massive geometry to Witcher 4
Nvidia has confirmed that The Witcher 4 will use RTX Mega Geometry foliage, a new ray-tracing technology designed to handle dense forests and complex vegetation at real-time performance.
Zara Mitchell 
NVIDIA's Dynamic Frame Generation Arrives March 31, But Questions Remain About Its Practicality
NVIDIA is releasing Dynamic Multi Frame Generation on March 31, allowing RTX 50-series GPU owners to automatically adjust frame generation in real time. The feature promises smoother gameplay but raises questions about input latency and whether the gains justify the technology's complexity.
Helen Cartwright 
Electronic Chaos Over the Gulf: GPS Warfare Threatens Commercial Shipping and Apps
GPS jamming and spoofing operations near Iran have crippled navigation systems for thousands of ships and delivery apps, revealing how electronic warfare tactics can cause cascading civilian damage beyond military targets.
Aisha Khoury 
SpaceX's Starship Delays Undermine NASA's Moon Ambitions
Elon Musk has admitted SpaceX's Starship V3 launch has slipped to April as NASA counts on the rocket for its crewed lunar missions. Industry observers question whether the company can deliver on time.
Tom Whitfield 
Meta acquires Moltbook, the AI chatbot social network
Meta is acquiring Moltbook, a social network where AI agents post and interact, absorbing its creators into Meta Superintelligence Labs as the company races to commercialise AI.
Sophia Vargas 
AI Gets Scary Good at Spotting Code Bugs—But There's a Catch
AI is becoming incredibly effective at discovering hidden software vulnerabilities, even in ancient code. Yet AI-generated code introduces significantly more defects than human developers, creating a paradox at the heart of the AI coding revolution.
Jake Nguyen 
Meta snaps up Moltbook amid AI agent arms race
Meta has acquired Moltbook, an experimental social platform for AI agents that went viral over security flaws and questions about machine autonomy.
Mitchell Tan 
Why every influencer becomes a store
As influencers pursue merchandise stores, the practice reveals deeper truths about monetisation and fan engagement in the digital economy.
Sophia Vargas Million-Dollar Home, Cooling Market: Australia's Property Paradox
Australia's median house price has exceeded $1 million, but the milestone masks a more complex story: auction clearance rates are falling, price growth is slowing, and renters are paying record levels of their income on housing.
Riley Fitzgerald 
Resident Evil Requiem Getting Photo Mode, Mini-Game, and Story DLC
Capcom has announced photo mode, a May mini-game, and future story DLC for Resident Evil Requiem, capitalising on the game's record-breaking success.
Zara Mitchell RBA Rate Test Hits Australian Property Market as March Decision Nears
Australia's property market is showing early signs of strain ahead of the Reserve Bank's March 17 decision, with auction clearance rates falling and buyer sentiment turning cautious as higher mortgage costs take hold.
Darren Ong 
Oracle bets on transparency to save MySQL from irrelevance
Oracle claims a new commitment to MySQL after damning feedback that the database risks losing developers to PostgreSQL. Community leaders want concrete action, not just promises.
Sophia Vargas Australia's Property Market Is Splitting: Winners and Losers Emerge
Australia's property market is no longer moving as one. Dwelling values reached a record $12.3 trillion in December, but the gains are concentrated in the nation's growth cities while Sydney and Melbourne stall.
Jake Nguyen 
A UK studio's seven-year journey ends in silence: Ballistic Moon officially dissolved
Ballistic Moon, the studio behind 2024's Until Dawn remake, has officially dissolved following a cascade of layoffs and declining sales. The UK developer shipped just one game in seven years before closing its doors without public explanation.
Zara Mitchell Your Rent Just Became Unaffordable. Here's Why
Rents have climbed 43.9% over five years while wages rose just 17.5%, leaving renters spending a record-high 33.4% of income on housing and pushing millions into financial crisis.
Andrew Marsh 
Legora's $5.55 billion valuation shows legal AI has moved beyond hype
Legora's $550 million Series D round valued at $5.55 billion reveals that legal AI adoption has moved from pilot projects to production workflows. The question now is whether venture capital's enthusiasm can sustain a market that demands ruthless efficiency.
Riley Fitzgerald 
Resident Evil Requiem getting story expansion as blockbuster hit approaches 5 million sales
Capcom has confirmed a major story expansion is in development for Resident Evil Requiem, following the survival-horror game's record-breaking launch that saw 5 million copies sold in its first week.
Riley Fitzgerald 
Gaming's Price Creep Problem: What Amazon and Epic Reveal About Your Wallet
Amazon briefly pushed Pokemon Pokopia to $80, while Epic Games is cutting V-Bucks value. These moves signal an industry testing the limits of what players will pay.
Tom Whitfield 
Resident Evil Requiem gets story expansion after record sales
Resident Evil Requiem's director has confirmed a major story expansion is in development following the game's record-breaking 5 million sales.
Yuki Tamura 
Bloober Team Refocuses Nintendo Horror Title Amid Busy Development Year
Bloober Team, the studio behind the Silent Hill 2 remake, has restructured its mysterious Nintendo-exclusive horror game Project M and pledged an intense communications schedule for 2026, with multiple game announcements planned.
Sophia Vargas