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Read More »Bungie’s Destiny ready for reveal; Social media campaign begins
The first project of Bungie’s post-Halo identity looks set for a reveal as early as this Sunday (February 17th). Little is known so far other than Bungie’s rather short message: "So, our game is called Destiny. In a matter of days, we’re going to give you your first glimpse into …
Read More »HMV Tweeter refuses to apologise for online outburst
The woman behind HMV’s famed Twitter outburst last week has refused to apologise for her actions. Last Thursday administrator Deloitte shed around 60 jobs from the retailer’s head office – one of whom was Poppy Rose, who was also in charge of HMV’s Twitter account. Here’s a look at the …
Read More »Nintendo adding Twitter-style verified accounts to Wii U online service Miiverse
Nintendo today announced it will add verified accounts to its online Miiverse service to help single out brands, Nintendo VIPs and celebrities. Like the blue tick that celebrities and major brands have on social network Twitter, the Miiverse verified avatars will have a green tick to distinguish them from other …
Read More »UPDATED: SOE president lambasts Planetside 2 hackers
No-one likes a cheat, of course, but sometimes things should maybe be put in a little more perspective. At a time when games journalists and PRs are being targeted for even the slightest mishap or risk comment, the president of Sony Online Entertainment John Smedley has embarked on a possibly …
Read More »#1reasonwhy – Devs join forces to tackle sexism in gaming
Hundreds of women game designers have spoken out on Twitter about rampant sexism in the game industry as the reason why there are so few female developers in the sector. Taking to Twitter to vent their feelings in their hundreds over the hashtag ‘1reasonwhy’, developers and female gamers alike lamented …
Read More »Women devs speak out on rampant industry sexism
Hundreds of Twitter users reveal their shocking experiences in the game sector
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Microsoft's Phil Harrison, EA's Sean Decker, Google, Twitter and Sega all set to speak at key industry event
Read More »Zynga loses treasurer to Twitter
Executive departs as company stock makes small rally
Read More »Only 17 seats left at next week’s London Games Conference
Twitter, Google, YouTube and Phil Harrison to speak at key industry event
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