League of Legends dominates South Korean PC cafés
Riot Games' hit accounted for almost 40% of hours played last month as Path of Exile made a strong first impression
Articles by Brendan Sinclair
Brendan Sinclair, North American Editor
Brendan joined GamesIndustry International in 2012. Based in Toronto, Ontario, he was previously senior news editor at CBS-owned GameSpot in the US.
Recent articles by Brendan Sinclair
Would freedom of speech beat loot box legislation? | Opinion
A look back at the Supreme Court's 2011 ruling on video game violence suggests the First Amendment defense may not play out the same way a second time
Fortnite streaming hours drop for fourth straight quarter
Biggest battle royale games all show declines but Epic's hit remains most watched title on streaming platforms
PUBG banned in Jordan, Fortnite expected to be banned as well
Country's Telecommunications Regulatory Commission is considering bans on a half dozen titles, cites unknown WHO study as basis for ban
How did Falcon Age tackle discoverability? By winging it
Creative director Chandana Ekanayake talks about the course corrections that helped Outer Loop's debut game take flight
Cuphead getting Netflix series
Syndication company behind Betty Boop and Popeye helping adapt vintage cartoon-styled game that has now sold more than 4 million
G2A image rehabilitation effort backfires
Platform says employee approached 10 sites to run undisclosed sponsored post, says it was unauthorized, "absolutely unacceptable"
Steam works wonders for the retail PC market
10 Years Ago This Month: Valve buddies up with GameStop, BioWare talks industry maturity, and the expensive peripheral trend cools off
N3twork: "You can't control your audience"
Neil Young talks about the line between engaging and addictive, and how Tetris 99 stole some thunder from his mobile Tetris Royale
Stories of crunch, neglect for QA at Treyarch
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 employees and contractors describe unfair treatment, disregard for contractor work force
PUBG Corp. taps Glen Schofield to lead new studio
Former Sledgehammer and Visceral head launches Striking Distance for "an original narrative in the PUBG universe"
Ubisoft sees high acceptance for opt-out subtitles
Even in games that ship with subtitles off by default, publisher sees more than half of players turn them on
Sega sees streaming's potential to reach new audiences
Executives talk about current industry trends, why Phantasy Star Online 2 isn't announced for Europe, and say the retro market cannot be saturated
Making the most of a digital office space
Sonderlust's Lyndsey Gallant explains how the remote working studio's all-day video conferences have helped the team
Valve launches first mobile game
Dota Underlords is company's take on Dota Auto Chess, will also be available on PC, Mac, and Linux
How is Game Pass adding so many indie titles at launch?
ID@Xbox director Chris Charla talks about independent developers' concerns around subscription plans and streaming services
Bluepoint co-founder Andy O'Neil dies
Engineer who worked on Metroid Prime trilogy, Shadow of the Colossus remake was 47 years old
Take-Two expects shorter gaps between releases
CEO Strauss Zelnick talks about release planning, working with third-party studios, next-gen, unions, and E3
Minecraft Story Mode for Xbox 360 gets massive price hike
Episodes temporarily selling for $99.99 each to give existing owners a window to download the game while discouraging new sales
Game streaming has not arrived | Opinion
On-demand tech is everywhere at E3, but there are still more questions than answers
Bethesda unveils Orion game streaming tech
Robert Duffy and James Altman discuss the details of the company's new engine optimization SDK that works with any streaming service
Ubisoft says avoiding messages is part of making "more mature games"
VP of editorial Tommy Francois talks about publisher's stance on politics in games, says "Nothing is simple in life"
Tencent sells a quarter of its stake in Glu Mobile
Online giant still owns nearly 15% of mobile publisher after unloading about 5% for more than $56 million
GameStop shares plummet nearly 39%
Specialty retailer trading at lowest price since 2003 after reporting sinking sales and halting shareholder dividends
GameStop quarterlies show slumping sales
Collectibles and new Switch hardware sales are up, but nearly everything else is down as retailer eliminates quarterly shareholder dividends
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