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Focus Home Interactive’s boss Cédric Lagarrigue talks about the publisher’s ambitions for Dontnod’s Vampyr and why he’d choose a sequel over DLC for the title. For more on Vampyr, you can also read our interview with Dontnod’s narrative director Stéphane Beauverger. How did you and Dontnod start working on Vampyr and how …

AM General, the manufacturer of the Humvee military vehicle, is taking Activision to court. Reuters reports that AM has accused the publisher of “taking advantage of its goodwill and reputation” by featuring the iconic armoured truck both in its Call of Duty game series and associated licensed books and toys. …

Apple’s long-awaited arrival in the virtual reality market could in fact take the form of an augmented reality headset. Furthermore, the device is apparently already in development and could be shipped as soon as 2020, a new report from Bloomberg claims. The unit will apparently not adopt the model seen …

Publisher Take-Two has told investors that all of its future releases will offer players the chance to buy microtransactions. In an investor call after its latest financial results, Take-Two boss Strauss Zelnick said: “If we create a robust opportunity and a robust world in which people can play delightfully in …

The Boy Who Lived is going to have another stab at conjuring up a video games sales success potion. Warner Bros has announced not only a new Niantic title in the vein of Pokemon Go, but also some as of yet unspecified console and mobile games, all of which fall …

The data from Unity Analytics opened the NASSCOM Game Developer Conference 2017 showing that in just ten months the popularity of gaming in the country has massively increased

You’re a wizard, Harry. Not a Pokemon

The union's members have officially voted to end the strike following the deal outlined in September

Following from its first profitable quarter in a long time, Zynga invests by acquiring the Turkish developer's card games

An anti-corruption scandal has rocked South Korea’s Korean Esports Association (KeSPA). Dot Esports reports that the organisation’s chairman Jeon Byung-Hun and three of his aides were taken into custody yesterday. They are being investigated over allegations that they received large payments from South Korean retailer Lotte Homeshopping, along with the …