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Humble Originals will only be offered to subscribers of monthly game package service, which now has over 70,000 users

Activision’s Call of Duty Black Ops III returns to the No.1 spot this week with an 11 increase in sales. This is the ninth time the shooter has been the best-selling title in the UK since it debuted back in November. This sales increase is likely due to the release …

Refined hardware said to be a rival to Samsung’s Gear VR

Open-world veteran was responsible for creating The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind, Skyrim, Fallout 3, Fallout 4 and Fallout Shelter

Ubisoft’s time trial racing title Trackmania Turbo is launching next month The title, announced during Ubisoft’s 2015 E3 conference, will be releasing on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC on March 25th. The publisher says that Trackmania Turbo comes with over 200 tracks in four environments Rollercoaster Lagoon, International Stadium, …

Long-term Tekken producer Katsuhiro Harada has said that the South Korean games rating board is the worst”. His anger came after assets relating to upcoming fighting game Tekken 7 appeared online, Kotaku reports. Harada was quick to blame the board for the security slip. Before we export [a game], we …

BSc Games Development programme becomes just the seventh educational outlet to be approved by creative industry accreditation

Nintendo has revealed that, following their respective release, Wii U shooter Splatoon has consistently outsold Mario Kart 8. Although the racing game made a far bigger impact at release, from week two onwards the colourful shooting release has outsold it worldwide every single week, enjoying a particular boost in the …

As we countdown to the MCV Awards 2016, which takes place in London on March 3rd, we profile each of the finalists for the Independent Retailer category Base.com Base.com revamped its website in 2015 and ended the year with sales growth of nearly 30 per cent year-on-year. Games Centre Games …

Customers with defective iOS handsets are to be given the option of trading them toward a newer model, it has been claimed. 9to5Mac reports that Apple will next week begin allowing those whose iPhones have damaged screens, cameras and buttons to hand them over for credit toward the purchase of …