MCV/DEVELOP News, events, research and jobs from the games industry
OG International has filed a legal complaint against Ubisoft arguing its dancing game does not infringe copyright on Ubi’s Just Dance. The publisher’s Get Up and Dance game (pictured) is out on November 4th for Wii and PS3 Move. It’s due to be released under OG’s O-Games label. Get Up …
Read More »FEATURE: Is HTML5 the future of app development?
[Sponsored feature] Softtalkmobile explores the issue
Read More »Blizzard: We rely on retail
PC giant Blizzard insists it needs traditional retail to help turn its games into global hits. The World of Warcraft studio generates most of its revenue from MMO subscriptions, and also sells its games – including StarCraft and the upcoming Diablo III – through its own digital service.But international VP …
Read More »Apple living-room device could reshape gaming – Newell
The notion of separate platforms 'will disappear' if the iPhone group launches its own TV sets
Read More »Simulation game magazine hits shelves
Fans of Farming Simulator can now keep up-to-date with simulation games via a new magazine. Specialist boxed PC game publisher Excalibur has launched World of Simulations, a quarterly 4.99 publication that arrives later this month. It will be sold in computer outlets across the UK and in other territories including …
Read More »Sell-out expected for Jonah Lomu Rugby
England may have been unceremoniously dumped out of the World Cup, but rugby fever continues this Friday with the release of Alternative Software’s Jonah Lomu Rugby Challenge. MCV understands that the Xbox 360 and PS3 title has seen almost its entire day one allocation accounted for by pre-orders, pointing to …
Read More »Celebrate 25 years of Ubisoft with MCV
Ubisoft, one of the world’s premier video game publishers is 25 years old, and MCV has put together a special magazine to celebrate. MCV subscribers received their copies of the magazine last week – but from today everyone can read the 24-page supplement online or download it via the MCV …
Read More »Newell: Consoles must cease isolating developers
System manufacturers 'are the rent guys who drive their partner margins to zero'
Read More »‘Limited November launch’ for PlayStation Suite
PS Vita and PS3 support to be added later on, company claims
Read More »Microsoft swoops for Gunstringer dev
Microsoft has acquired Twisted Pixel, the Texas-based indie studio responsible for XBLA games such as Splosion Man. Financial terms of the buyout were not disclosed. Twisted Pixel will now incubate and develop the future of game and entertainment offerings on Microsoft’s Xbox 360 platform”, Microsoft said. The Austin-based studio will …
Read More »