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Read More »Amazon joins Google and Microsoft in reportedly developing its own streaming service
Kuju enters VR and AR market with new services
Kuju has announced it will be adding new virtual and augmented reality services to the company, as well as ramping up its work-for-hire division. Under the leadership of former SIEE London Studio producer Brynley Gibson, Kuju will be expanding its VR and AR projects to help brands and enterprises beyond …
Read More »What developers can learn from Pokémon Go’s technical problems
What went wrong for Niantic? How can other developers learn from their difficulties to prepare themselves in the future? Griff Parry, CEO and founder of GameSparks, explores what is going on
Read More »Ex-FreeStyleGames artists open art and VFX studio The Digi Monsters
Leamington Spa-based outlet looking to partner with devs in both the games and visual effects sectors
Read More »VMC expands Montreal outfit
Office becomes the largest outsourcing studio in Quebec
Read More »Konami to shut down PES 2014 servers this November
The final whistle is about to blow for those still playing PES 2014 online. Konami has announced that it will pull online support from the PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 football game on November 17th, just more than two years after its initial release. The move is part of an …
Read More »Services Spotlight: Carbon Digital
We speak to the firm behind countless trailers and the LittleBigPlanet 3 intro to find out why they're ramping up in games
Read More »Game Source 2014: Essential guide to UK’s video game agencies available now
Free directory features service companies, digital distributors and list of UK games studios
Read More »Develop Awards 2014 – The Finalists: Services
A rundown of the companies offering key services for game developers across the globe
Read More »GameSpy shutdown means 50 EA games will terminate online support
The closure of GameSpy’s online multiplayer servers is going to affect 50 EA games, the publisher has said. The list includes Battlefield 1942 on PC and Mac, Bulletstorm on PS3, Crysis and Crysis 2 on PC and a host of DS titles including some FIFAs and Need for Speeds. Since …
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