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Indiagames, or rather DisneyUTV Digital (we’re not sure anymore), has bagged the best game design award at the recently concluded 24FPS International Animation Awards. The company won the award for its Java-based action game Wolverine: Mutant Armageddon. While Indiagames picked up the award, there’s no mention of the other games …

If you didn’t already have enough reason to pick up the Humble THQ Bundle, the troubled publisher has sweetened the pot further by adding Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War into the mix. A few days ago, Titan Quest and Red Faction Armageddon’s Path of War DLC were added to the …

Rovio has announced that a 3D Angry Birds film will launch itself into cinemas in the summer of 2016. Despicable Me producer John Cohen has signed on as producer with former Marvel Studios chairman (and executive producer of Iron Man) David Maisel serving as executive producer. Rovio Entertainment has decided …

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Having already made in excess of $4.5m across 800k purchases, THQ has added even more goodies to its popular Humble THQ Bundle. The pay-what-you-want deal already offered copies of Red Faction: Armageddon, Metro 2033, Darksiders, Company of Heroes and its two expansions. Saints Row: The Third was added for all …

Brighton-based studio to retain control over its IP

With the Kickstarted Ouya now very much on the way, you might think that the Android Console market was all sewn up. Apparently not. Seattle based start-up (and CAPS LOCK nightmare) eSfere Entertainment claims to have designed a unique video game console that will allow people to play their favourite …

UKIE calls for industry input to guide response on government consultation

No minimum spend threshold as government looks to support developers of all sizes

Supermarket giant Asda wants to double the number of music, videos and games it sells online. The firm currently has around 6,000 films, CDs and games on its website, which according to stat tracker Hitwise is one of the fastest-growing sites in the UK. But that number is ‘nowhere near’ …