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The world's most influential development event turns the big 3-0 this year. Meggan Scavio, GM of the Game Developers Conference events, tells Develop how the show has changed in the last three decades – and why it plans to stick around for the next three

Intel Developer Blog: Prevent observation and reverse-engineering for binaries of your code using the Tamper Protection Toolkit

Puzzler Media is to publish a monthly Candy Crush magazine. It won’t tell the tale of… erm… god what happens in that game? Matching things in threes? It isn’t about all of whatever that is, anyway. It’s a puzzle compilation, with King’s branding, that costs 2.99. Puzzler is somewhat of …

Veterans from Indigo Pearl, Premier, Renaissance and Ansible to speak at May event

Nintendo’s in-development console Zelda title will reinvent the series in much the same way Ocarina of Time did. That’s according to series producer Eiji Aonuma, who has told Famitsu – as reported by Kotaku – that development is ticking along nicely. The game has really taken shape, and things have …

Award-winning PR specialists will be speaking at Interface this May to help indie developers get their games in front of the world. Caroline Miller (owner of MCV award-winning Indigo Pearl), Lauren Dillon (account director at Premier PR’s games division), Stefano Petrullo (former Ubisoft PR boss turned owner of his own …

Data shows that around 2.5 million apps have been released to date on Apple’s mobile platform

The Chinese Room’s 2015 PS4 exclusive Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture is leading the charge in the 2016 British Academy Games Awards. The game has won itself an impressive ten nominations, with Sam Barlow’s Her Story and CD Projekt Red’s The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt both receiving seven. Five nominations …

Spending a huge among on the very best or a bit less on something that may be good enough – that appears to be the choice that will face VR buyers this year. Sony has in an extensive interview with Polygon said that the Oculus Rift (and presumably HTC Vive) …

Civilization designer Brian Reynolds and Tim Train reacquired rights to studio name following 38 Studios collapse in 2012