Recommended Reading: The 'Diablo IV' crunch<h2>
‘Diablo IV’ developers work long hours, bracing for impending release</h2><p><strong>Shannon Liao, </strong><strong>
The Washington Post</strong></p><p>Crunch has become a common issue at game development studios, especially as high-profile titles near launch. The release date for
Diablo IV isn't until June, but people working on the Activision Blizzard game are already saying it will be difficult to meet the deadline even with employees working 12-hour days, late into evening and on the weekend. </p><span id="end-legacy-contents"></span><h2>
Tony Fadell is trying to build the iPod of crypto</h2><p><strong>Steven Levy, </strong><strong>
Wired</strong></p><p>The Nest co-founder once worked on a team at Apple that created the iPod. Now he's making a hardware wallet for crypto to give the digital currency its own iPod moment with the Paris-based company Ledger. Levy chronicles the period leading up to launch of the Ledger Stax this week. </p><h2>
The 50 best albums of 2022</h2><p><strong>
Pitchfork</strong></p><p>An activity I look forward to every year is listening through
Pitchfork's year-end lists. There are several, but I always start with albums — the long game. It's a fun annual chore, discovering new acts I've never heard of and listening back to some I'm already familiar with. </p>
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Recommended Reading: The 'Diablo IV' crunch
