UK Best Places To Work Awards 2022 Special Award finalists revealed
Sumo Group secures four nominations
Christopher Dring, Head of Games B2B
Christopher Dring is a games business veteran, beginning in QA in 2007 before joining UK busines publication MCV in 2007. He rose up to editor, a role he held for five years, before joining GamesIndustry.biz as publisher in 2016. He has contributed to Develop, BBC, The Observer and Sky News. He's also the architect behind events such as the GamesIndustry.biz 100, the Marketing Summit and the Best Places To Work Awards. He is currently head of B2B for all of ReedPop, which covers GamesIndustry.biz, b2b events at PAX and EGX, plus other special projects. He also frequently writes for Doctor Who Magazine. Because Doctor Who is awesome.
Recent articles by Christopher Dring
In a slightly quieter year for first-party games, Ubisoft might have the big Switch game of Christmas (after Pokémon)
Sumo Group secures four nominations
The new head of EA DICE discusses the studio's transformation into a live service business
As the industry braces itself for a quiet 2022, and with more major games getting delayed, we ask developers about the challenges they are facing
Microsoft continues to grow its mobile and PC business through free-to-play
The publishing boss says that subscriptions can make sense for catalogue products
The Quarry debuts at No.4
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Ahead of its upcoming showcase, Xbox focuses on streaming and PC
Console supply issues begin to ease
Publishers will need to go deeper to deliver the surprises
WWE 2K22 sales up over 350% following temporary price drop
Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga holds No.1
Ahead of Two Point Campus, the developer discusses Sega, delays, winning over five million players, and what comes next
Company says it will significantly ramp-up production this year
ID@Xbox boss Chris Charla talks the role of indie devs and the opportunities of cloud gaming
House of the Dead Remake makes No.14
Take-Two, Valve, Xbox, Warner Music, Lego and more all due to speak
Nintendo Switch Online falls to No.2
The Paris-based publisher discusses its acquisition strategy, ambitions in movies and how diversity will drive the industry
But quiet month means market falls both year-on-year and compared to March
Evil Dead: The Game debuts at No.5
We reveal the best places to work in the US games industry
We reveal all 14 winners