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Nintendo is seeing significant growth outside of Japan
Read More »Asia is Nintendo’s fastest-growing market, with sales outside of Japan growing 152% this fiscal year
Playing games can be good for your mental health, says Oxford study
A study from Oxford University has suggested that playing video games can be beneficial for your mental health
Read More »[From the industry] MY.GAMES Launches its own cloud gaming service in beta stage
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MY.GAMES has launched a public beta version of its cloud gaming service, MY.GAMES Cloud
Read More »The Switch sees the second-best October sales of any console ever in the US
The Nintendo Switch and the Switch Lite sold a combined 735,000 units in the US in October, making it the second-highest selling console in October in US history.
Read More »“We refuse to crunch with the team,” says Apex Legends creator Respawn
Respawn has underlined its no-crunch policy, with Apex Legends director Chad Grenier saying that Respawn refuses to crunch in order to deliver content faster.
Read More »Ghost of Tsushima sells over 5m copies
Ghost of Tsushima has now sold over 5 million copies, making it the fastest-selling new IP for a first-party PS4 title.
Read More »“The way governments behave, even in Western democracies is quite creepy” – Why the Animal Farm game is alarmingly relevant to our political climate
All games are relevant, but some are more relevant than others
Read More »FIFA 21 adds in-game spending controls via new FIFA Playtime tool
"Play should always be fun, so we're amping up the information and tools to help you play on your terms"
Read More »Women in Games Awards – Join us for an amazing livestream awards on November 25th at 4pm
Watch the event live with us at www.womeningamesawards.com
Read More »US market up 24 per cent in record-breaking Q3
Total consumer spending hit $11.2bn (£8.52bn) between July and September
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