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Christopher Dring, Publisher
Christopher Dring has spent a decade in the games industry, initially in development, before joining GamesIndustry in 2016. He led UK games business publication MCV for five years, and has contributed to Develop, eSports Pro, BBC, The Observer and Sky News. He also really likes playing Nintendo games, but don't hold that against him.
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Investment and publishing specialists join PlayStack and Humble Bundle
Nintendo and Sony shine as EA falters
Reports suggest it's a 36% stake in the Swedish firm
Although most games were still bought on PlayStation 4
The event will be streamlined and focus on 'the best games and talent'
Spider-Man sales pass nine million
With five AAA games going head-to-head this February/March, it's worth considering the important factors in deciding when to release a game
We should expect the digital charts this week
Imran Yusuf's popular comedy night, featuring an array of comics, is coming south next month
Long-standing MMO makes strong start on iOS and Android
Deadline is today to apply for a 2-day training event about investment and presenting to investors
Switch and PS4 come out top at US retailer
However, 75% of AAA game sales are physical
PS4 dominates the market, as Switch rises sharply
UPDATE: Troubled retailer still accepting gift cards, stores remain open for now
Developer CTO joins brother Jason on the Honours List
Unsurprisingly, FIFA 19 reigns overall
FIFA 19 will hold on as this year's best-selling game
Switch is the fastest-selling US console this generation, and Smash Bros. is the fastest-selling Nintendo home console game ever in Europe
PlayStation may have dominated the charts, but it was Xbox that got the games industry talking
Super Smash Bros tumbles to No.4
Along with several other newly acquired brands
Produced in partnership with Esports BAR
Indie developers can meet publishers and investors at a new conference to take place during PAX East
On its tenth birthday, we ask the UK studio about its history and what its Dark Pictures Anthology says about the future