MCV/DEVELOP News, events, research and jobs from the games industry
Three senior Assassin's Creed devs have reportedly followed Stadia VP, Jade Raymond
Read More »Report: Google hires former Ubisoft devs for its new first-party games studio
Codemasters acquires Project Cars developer, Slightly Mad Studios
"Our combined racing games portfolio is the envy of the industry"
Read More »Ins and Outs – November 2019’s industry hires roundup
Here are the highlights from the recent industry hires and moves, as published in MCV/DEVELOP’s November/December issue.
Read More »The new MCV/DEVELOP Awards – bringing the whole industry together – where you get to vote for the winners!
New categories, no time-consuming entries and an industry-wide voting system
Read More »Read the November/December issue of MCV/DEVELOP online now! Featuring Keywords Studios’ Andrew Day, the rise of XDev, Cyberpunk 2077 and much more
Also Thatgamecompany, Good Shepherd, GameMaker, Virtuos and Oxenfree
Read More »Creative Assembly and SEGA’s Tim Heaton: “What we have is an opportunity to share knowledge.”
Last Friday, SEGA Europe and creative assembly hosted the first ever SEGA Dev Day – a new conference that brought together developers from across Amplitude, Creative Assembly, CA Sofia, Hardlight, Relic, Sports Interactive and the newly acquired Two Point Studios.
Read More »Former Sega EVP John Clark joins Tencent
Clark takes up new position of vice president of partnerships for Europe
Read More »Valve discontinues its Steam Controller
The final few units are currently on sale for just $5
Read More »Metacritic reveals Resident Evil 2 remake is the best-rated game of 2019
Shadows Die Twice and Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers come in second and third place respectively
Read More »The Pokemon Company sues Pokemon Sword and Shield leakers for sharing ‘valuable trade secrets’ ahead of launch
"There is value in this secrecy," The Pokemon Company says
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