The man at the centre of the Minecraft phenomenon has declined job offers at Valve and Bungie, opting instead to open his own independent development studio. Swedish programmer Markus Persson, whose solo effort Minecraft is apparently returning up to $350,000, is now looking to form a new start-up venture. It’s …
Read More »Green Man Gaming joins Tiga
Digital retail group signs up to the UKâ??s fast-growing trade body
Read More »Sony issues PSP2 dev kits
Sony has handed PSP2 development kits to a number of key studios, MCV’s sister site Develop has heard. It was claimed earlier this year that developers were shown the portable console, and Sony has since sent out dev kits to a number of development studios – both third-party and in-house. …
Read More »Cinema-sized Sony 3D talk at Develop Liverpool
Evolution Studios director Mick Hocking presenting Sonyâ??s 3D vision on the big screen
Read More »Early Bird LGC discount ends tomorrow
Last chance to take advantage of reduced delegate price for London Games Conference on November 4th
Read More »Students invited onto Train2Game scheme
Incubator program applications encouraged by Tiga and DR Studios
Read More »Obama announces video game challenge
US President Barack Obama has announced a new initiative that promotes the development of educational video games. Called the National STEM Video Game Challenge, prizes will be offered to those whose titles are deemed to have best promoted education in science, technology, engineering and math. The scheme is open both …
Read More »Who are the games industrys rising stars?
The UK games market’s up-and-coming hot shots will once again compete for industry recognition as MCV readies its annual presentation of the top 30 rising stars aged under 30. You can nominate your staff, a colleague, a peer or even yourself by emailing MCV Editor-in-Chief Michael.French@intentmedia.co.uk. The ever-popular 30 Under …
Read More »Immigration cap â??will hurt the games industryâ??
Tiga condemns coalition plans to â??dry upâ?? foreign talent in the UK
Read More »Star line-up for London Games Conference
Key execs from Bigpoint, EA, Playfish, Gaikai, GameStop, Capcom, Spil and Q Entertainment to speak at LGC
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