"Outperformance was partly driven by a flurry of in-game events as Niantic capitalised on what is typically the game’s strongest month"
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"We know we’ve all got to face up and fess up, and take more positive action"
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"We’re delighted to see even more companies publicly back the diversity census"
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Having explored an array of varied projects in the past few years, Bandai Namco Entertainment Europe has learnt many lessons, reaching a newfound maturity. Hervé Hoerdt tells us about BNEE’s ambitions, its expectations for brand new project Tori and how the European branch has finally found its identity
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"We’re excited to welcome deltaDNA into the Unity family"
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“The decision will have no effect on Steam while the case is on appeal," Valve reports
Read More »Vote now for the 2019 Golden Joystick Awards
"2019 has been an amazing year for innovative and experimental games"
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"We want to make sure that when we first launch we have a strong line-up of games for players and creators alike"
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"I don’t have any news to share about the long-term changes we are bringing to Anthem"
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