Starbreeze's Q1 losses shrink 95% to $505,000
New CEO Tobias Sjögren says "the road ahead is clear" as Payday 3 is fully funded
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James Batchelor, Editor-in-Chief
James Batchelor has been a journalist in the games industry since 2006, and joined GamesIndustry in 2016, rising to Editor-in-Chief in 2021. He previously served as editor of Develop, and has written for Eurogamer, NintendoLife and MCV. He also runs the Non-Violent Game of the Day blog to showcase the full breadth of video games and their subject matter. He does still play violent games, but always on Story/Easy mode.
Recent articles by James Batchelor
Epic vs Apple - Week One Review: Epic still faces an "uphill battle"
Legal experts share their thoughts on the proceedings so far, and what to expect from the coming week
Epic Games claims Fortnite is at "full penetration" on console
Asserts that mobile with the biggest growth potential as it fights for restoration to iOS App Store
Resident Evil: A masterclass in reinvention
As Resident Evil 8 arrives and the series enters its 25th year, we look at how Capcom's horror IP has done what it challenges players to do: survive
Capcom reports fourth consecutive year of record high profits
Publisher's ongoing success driven by Monster Hunter Rise and Resident Evil 3
Apple questions credibility of Xbox testimony
iPhone maker asserts that Microsoft did not produce evidence to back Lori Wright's claims of unprofitable consoles
Nintendo reports record full-year profits as Switch nears 85m units sold
And, despite forecasting decline, the platform holder expects console to beat Wii's 101 million lifetime sales this year
EA acquires Super Mega Baseball developer Metalhead Software
Canadian studio fills another gap in FIFA publisher's expanding sports portfolio
Epic pushed for subscription-free multiplayer on Xbox ahead of Apple battle
CEO Tim Sweeney told Xbox boss Phil Spencer that "certain plans for August" would create an "extraordinary opportunity"
Epic expects Epic Games Store to be profitable by 2024
Court documents also reveal details of $146 million Borderlands exclusivity deal and $11.7 million spent on free games
Toys For Bob reportedly suffers layoffs as it moves to support Call of Duty Warzone
Update: Activision denies having laid off anyone, says studio is continuing to support Crash Bandicoot 4 as it works on Warzone
Epic expected iOS to account for less than 6% of Fortnite revenue in 2020
And almost half of Apple players already accessed Fortnite via other platforms
PlayStation revenues near $25bn as PS5 ships 7.8m in five months
Sony's gaming segment drives full-year revenues to $81.7 billion
Knockout City will be available on Xbox Game Pass, EA Play at launch
Velan Studios' budget price dodgeball game racked up one million downloads during beta
Games developers invited to apply for UK Global Screen Fund from May
First stage of £7 million government fund will focus on feature films and animation
Mr Men books are for children. Assassin's Creed is not and never should be | Opinion
Ubisoft is trying to expand the audience for its flagship brand, but more than oversteps when it targets kids who are too young to even read
Gearbox, Microsoft, Amazon and Apple oppose Texas anti-trans law
Borderlands developer even suggests it would expand out of the state if law is passed
Coffee Stain: Valheim's success was like trying to tip over a bathtub full of water
Indie publisher on how it's supporting the five-man team behind this year's biggest surprise hit
Ubisoft joins Tezos blockchain ecosystem
Assassin's Creed publisher will act as a validation node while experimenting with how blockchain can be used in games
Nintendo files against alleged Team Xecuter leader Gary Bowser
Platform holder campaign against Switch hackers continues following Bowser's arrest and indictment last year
It took a pandemic to improve acceptance of video games in Italy
Marco Saletta, chair of trade body IIDEA, tells us more about how the market has changed over the past year
AppLovin IPO raises $1.8bn
Offering values the mobile games firm at nearly $30 billion, shares to be listed on NASDAQ Global Select Market today
Capcom closing USA online store
But European merchandise outlet will continue to operate as US arm seeks new licensing partners
Starbreeze to relaunch Payday: Crime War with PopReach
Mobile shooter originally shut down in 2019, development team will now contribute to Payday 3
ByteDance games division acquires Chinese developer C4games
Beijing-based studio develops China-only Command & Conquer spin-off Red Alert Online
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