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AI middleware company Kynogon has joined Epic's Integrated Partners Program for Unreal Engine 3.
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17 hours ago
More remote teams, working across multiple time zones, delivering titles for streaming platforms – how devs see the games of this new decade
New survey helps us to see where the biggest areas for change are likely to fall over the next ten y…
18 hours ago
Just what is Sony’s strategy for making PS5 updates to key PS4 exclusives?
Where are the PS5 updates for God of War, Horizon Zero Dawn, The Last of Us Part 2, Bloodborne... …
24 hours ago
“A new, fast and playful way of creating games and experiences without coding” – A closer look at CREY’s social gaming network
The Roblox IPO has brought further attention to user-content driven platforms. CREY is just such a p…
2 days ago
Huuuge, Inc to undertake an initial public offering
Huuuge expects that gross proceeds from the issuance of new shares will amount to up to approximatel…
2 days ago
US consumers spent $56.9 billion on gaming in 2020
The Nintendo Switch was the best-selling console of 2020, with annual dollar sales being the second …
Krome re-Houses Atari studio
Publisher Atari has sold another of its in-house studios, with Australian Melbourne House acquired by Krome Studios.
Read More »Nvidia backs game design competition
Nvidia and software company The Game Creators have teamed up for a competition open to would-be game designers.
Read More »Shadow Light tees off
A new mobile games development studio called Shadow Light games, formed by former Elixir staff, has opened its doors.
Read More »Instinct smartens up with AI.implant deal
New games development technology company Instinct has signed up to be exclusive EMEA distributor of Engenuity's AI.implant middleware.
Read More »PMTC and Testronic to merge
It's clear that even the services sector of the development industry is no stranger to consolidation, following the news that QA companies Testronic Labs and PMTC are to join their operations.
Read More »Mobile vets open new wireless games studio
A team of former Gameloft and Activision developers have joined forces to open Massively Mobile, a new wireless games studio.
Read More »Sega wants more studio deals
The influence of Sega amongst the development business is still rising - and now the company says it wants more acquisitions and games signings.
Read More »Ramp up begins for EA Chicago
The recently inaugurated EA team in Chicago is planning to significantly grow its work force for next-gen games development.
Read More »GDC will serve ‘the industry’s new ecosystem’
As the GDC 07 opens registration - revealing support from a host of dev companies - executive director Jamil Moledina has said the March event will cater to everyone in the industry while also focusing on development's "core values".
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“A new, fast and playful way of creating games and experiences without coding” – A closer look at CREY’s social gaming network
The Roblox IPO has brought further attention to user-content driven platforms. CREY is just such a platform, which uses a code-free design system to allow anyone to create content for its community.
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“No one’s has done this before. No one’s really tried to tell a story in this way.” – The ambitious story of Wallace and Gromit: The Big Fix Up’s transmedia approach
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“Odyssey will transform the multiplayer experience in Elite” – Taking the next step for Elite Dangerous
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“The goal is survival, not elimination” – Behind the scenes of Midwinter Entertainment’s debut title, Scavengers
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PR Panel 2021: Eight PR experts look back on a hard year, plus the new consoles, preparing for the year ahead and the return of events
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“We are heading down a positive path – one where more people get to play great games.” – James Butcher, Xbox UK and Ireland
Every month an industry leader wraps up MCV/DEVELOP with their unique insight This month we talk to James Butcher, Xbox UK and Ireland Category Director
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Ins and Outs – January 2021’s industry hires roundup
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“The games industry is always evolving, providing players with more realistic, larger and more advanced games to play” – Creative Assembly’s Yasmin Curren
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Heading off-road and into the next-gen with DIRT 5 and Dolby Atmos
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“Previous clients come back to us again and again, which I think is the ultimate telling point” – Aardvark Swift Studio Spotlight: Tag Games
