The industry is also grappling with the , where a game is never "finished" but exists as a perpetual platform for updates, battle passes, and microtransactions. This keeps engagement high but raises questions about preservation (what happens to Overwatch 1 when Overwatch 2 launches?) and exploitative monetization (loot boxes targeting children).
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The latter half of the twentieth century brought cable and satellite television, which dramatically expanded the number of available channels and content options. Specialized networks emerged—MTV for music, ESPN for sports, HBO for premium programming—catering to niche audiences rather than trying to appeal to everyone simultaneously. This fragmentation of the audience marked the beginning of the end for the monolithic "mass audience" that had characterized the broadcast era. The industry is also grappling with the ,