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Asobo's HR manager Sophie Dosière offers an essential guide to crafting your CV

A free to visit public exhibition of video game art will feature in the closing week of this year’s London Games Festival. It will be hosted at Mayor Boris Johnson’s City Hall and will run for five days. Rare pieces have been donated by developers, publishers and artists across a …

2K Games’ Borderlands 2 hits UK retail this Friday – and if you weren’t excited before, the early reviews of the game may well change your mind. A rudimentary appraisal of the game is that Gearbox is simply super-sizing its 2009 sleeper-hit, giving players more – well, a super-tanker-load more …

Social games giant takes on PC with with multi-platform title Solstice Arena

The Indian government recently greenlit its long-delayed plans to allow 51 per cent foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail in India, which analysts believe could bring in $2 billion in investments over the next two years. The move paves the way for international retailers such as Amazon.com and Carrefour to …

Do it yourself game creation toolkit now includes Facebook, Google Play, and ad support

The official game of the ICC T20 World Cup 2012 – which gets underway in Sri Lanka today – is out now for mobile devices. Developed by Jump Games, the game is available for smartphone platforms such as Android, iOS, Blackberry OS and Symbian, as well as for feature phones …

Bioware is currently developing the third instalment of the Dragon Age franchise, the game’s executive producer Mark Darrah announced via a post on the developer’s official blog. In production for almost two years, the game will use a new engine built on the foundation of DICE’s famed Frostbite 2 engine. …

The long, strange path that’s been the post-release development of Team Fortress 2 has formed out of a need for Valve to both experiment and survive. Over the years a variety of additions have been made to compliment the title including going free-to-play, bringing in new modes, class updates, introducing …

We may have underestimated Microsoft’s life after Bungie plans for the Halo franchise. Last week the company registered domain names for Halo 7, Halo 8, and Halo 9 as reported by Fusible. The swiping up of the URLs could indicate Microsoft has ideas well beyond 343 Productions run at Halo …