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The £7m fund will target support across the screen sector, including narrative games, TV, animation and documentary content.
Read More »DCMS and BFI launch UK Global Screen fund to boost exports of UK content
Climax Studios acquired by Keywords Studios to ‘strengthen game development’
Veteran studio, with 109 staff, joins games service provision giant
Read More »How have games industry events changed and what will they look like in a post-pandemic world?
ADVNCR's Mark Bishop looks toward the end of lockdown, discusses how gaming events have changed, what organisers have learned and what this will look like in a post-pandemic world.
Read More »Welcome to Unsigned: MCV/DEVELOP is working with Unity to highlight the best unsigned indie titles
We’re delighted to announce that MCV/DEVELOP's Unsigned is partnering with Unity on this initiative, specifically with the company’s Made With Unity programme.
Read More »Amazon cancels Lord of the Rings MMO following dispute with Tencent
This latest setback for Amazon's gaming ambitions was caused by a dispute with Tencent.
Read More »Nintendo Switch, Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and PS5 DualSense, lead another record-breaking month at US retail
And the PS5 is the fastest selling console in US history in both unit and dollar sales
Read More »Scotland in the spotlight – The talent pipeline for the industry of tomorrow
In this second part of our spotlight on Scotland's games industry, we look at education and the pipeline of new talent
Read More »Scotland in the spotlight – new data reveals the size of the industry
In the first of our two-part series on Scotland's games industry we look at the latest industry census and talk to leaders from the sector
Read More »From the Sea of Thieves to Dune’s Arrakis – Warp Digital’s journey to AAA co-development
We talk to the team at Warp about its big plans, its London base, combatting crunch and its current expansion
Read More »CCP reloads its shooter ambitions – aims for London-developed title to be ‘genre defining’
It’s fair to say that there’s nothing new in CCP trying to make a successful shooter based in its immense, enduring and engaging Eve Online universe. First there was the PS3-era Dust 514 (which released to a mixed reception), then came Project Legion, and most recently Project Nova, which itself …
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