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Engines of Woe | This Week in Business
Who pays the price for Epic and Unity's recent revelations about the need for a sustainable business?
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Meta's Quest 3 fires the starting gun on consumer AR devices | Opinion
Apple and Meta are betting big on augmented reality – but expectations of a revolution to rival the introduction of smartphones should be tempered
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Sony has a crucial decision to make after Jim Ryan's retirement | Opinion
Should Sony find someone new to take PlayStation into uncharted waters?
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Here are the winners of the UK Best Places To Work Awards 2023
Ustwo, Rare, PlayStation London Studio all bring home two awards, Simon Iwaniszak from Red Kite wins Best Boss
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Navigating the path toward success: Xsolla Funding Club's role in FixFox's launch
Studio founder Jaroslav Meloun’s search for an investor ended after a month of joining Xsolla Funding Club, concluding a 2-year-long search
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Making the most of Monopoly Go's false start
Scopely's Massimo Maietti talks about the abandoned original version of the game and how going back to the drawing board produced a breakout mobile hit
Gran Turismo Sport to go offline in January
Online services for the driving sim come to a close four years after its launch
French authorities raid Nvidia office in antitrust investigation
Analysts says the firm makes up over 90% of the AI chip market during June
Engines of Woe | This Week in Business
Who pays the price for Epic and Unity's recent revelations about the need for a sustainable business?
Life after FIFA: The birth of EA Sports FC and its mission to find 1bn fans
"We're going from a video game built out of football, to a football platform built from a video game"
Meta's Quest 3 fires the starting gun on consumer AR devices | Opinion
Apple and Meta are betting big on augmented reality – but expectations of a revolution to rival the introduction of smartphones should be tempered
SAG-AFTRA talks with game companies fail to reach an agreement
Outcome follows 98% of union members voting to authorise a potential strike action
Minecraft Dungeons reaches 25m players | News-in-brief
Minecraft spin-off released in May 2020 on PS4, Switch, Xbox One and PC, and in February 2021 on Xbox Series X|S
Epic files another Supreme Court appeal against Apple
Update: Apple has also made another appeal to the court
Jobs Roundup: September 2023 | ESA hires Christianna Barnhart as SVP of government affairs
Update: Elena Grigorian is named CEO of My.Games and Brendan Donohue steps down as NBA 2K League president
EA takes FIFA 23 down from online stores
Delisting comes shortly before the launch of EA Sports FC 24
Acquisition aims to provide developers with multiplayer technology to grow their player base across platforms
Sega cancels Creative Assembly's Hyenas amid "structural reforms"
Update: Studio has confirmed job losses may occur and a redundancy consultation process has begun
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GI Investment Summit London 2023
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London Excel, Platinum Suite
The GI Investment Summit features talks, panels and roundtables from leading investors, publishers and platform holders. This is followed by meetings that take place throughout the afternoon (meeting system is also open on Friday). The event includes lunch, plus a four-day pass to the EGX consumer show.
EGX 2023
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ExCeL, London, United Kingdom
The UK’s largest video games event, drawing tens of thousands of visitors to a four-day celebration of all things gaming.
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How to design gender-inclusive character customisation tools
At Devcom, freelance narrative designer Arden Osthof guided developers through gender-inclusive design tips
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Why VR needs a new playbook – and where the industry should start
ForeVR Games' CEO Marcus Segal, who helped scale Zynga in the early days, identifies key areas of improvement for VR to finally see widespread adoption
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Four child protection regulations to have on your radar – and how to comply with them
Yoti's Julie Dawson offers advice to developers on verifying the age of their players and protecting them from inappropriate content
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Three priorities for creating a safe and diverse games studio
At Develop 2023, Code Coven's Cinzia Musio posed questions studio leaders should ask themselves about how their company supports marginalised people