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MCV Staff 14th August 2014 Business News

Our second daily Gamescom magazine hits the show floor today, but you can read it right now in your browser or on your iPad for free.

MCV @ Gamescom issue 2 features an interview with Sony boss Andrew House, who discusses the future potential of PS4 now it has sailed beyond 10m units. We also speak to Ubisoft’s Alain Corre on the firm’s desire to improve its relationship with PC gamers, while Destiny developers Bungie recall the massive impact of the Destiny Beta.

There’s also an investigation into mobile gaming, a closer look at the German games market, previews of Diablo III, the newly announced Skylanders: Trap Team on iOS and Train Simulator 2015, plus legendary games developer John Romero talks about the influence of Minecraft.

And there’s a whole lot more beside in our 52 page magazine.

To read it online, simply click here. To download it on your iPad via the MCV app, click here. All for absolutely nothing.

Of course if you are at Gamescom, simply wait a few hours and you’ll get a nice printed copy.

MCV @ Gamescom is MCV’s first daily magazine.

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