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"We believe these statements have damaged our ongoing quest for equality inside and outside of our industry."
Read More »Hundreds of Activision Blizzard employees condemn the company’s response to harassment and discrimination allegations
Ins and Outs – July/August 2021’s industry hires roundup
Here are the highlights from the recent industry hires and moves, as published in MCV/DEVELOP's July/August issue.
Read More »Former Blizzard CEO says he is “ashamed” following Activision Blizzard sexual harassment lawsuit
"I hear you, I believe you, and I am so sorry to have let you down."
Read More »Read the July/August issue of MCV/DEVELOP now! Featuring Thunderful Games, Overboard!, Wargaming and more
Also Lost Words: Beyond the Page, Doki Doki Literature Club Plus!, marketing panel and more
Read More »Final Boss: Lick PR’s Kat Osman: “If we’d stopped to take in what had happened at the time, I think we’d probably be in some sort of padded room by now.”
Every month an industry leader wraps up MCV/DEVELOP with their unique insight. This month, we talk to Kat Osman, team director at Lick PR.
Read More »Unity acquires SpeedTree creator Interactive Data Visualization, Inc
Unity has acquired Interactive Data Visualization, Inc, the creators of SpeedTree.
Read More »Epic Games acquires Sketchfab
“As the adoption of real-time 3D technology continues to grow, demand for web-based solutions will only increase. We are excited to work together with the Sketchfab team to empower even more creators."
Read More »Comment: Why IGEA thinks Australia is the next big games hub
"LA, Montreal, Tokyo, London, Seoul, Helsinki. These are the places that come to mind when we think of game development, right? It will soon be time to add Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide to that list."
Read More »Amazon’s Prime Gaming signs two-year shirt sponsorship deal with Stevenage FC
"This partnership with one of the biggest companies in the world is hugely exciting"
Read More »UK Children to be taught about responsible video game play in the classroom
Children across the UK will be taught about safe, responsible and healthy video game play through new lesson plans designed in conjunction with the UK games industry.
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