Electronic Arts is to face legal action over its controversial use of SecuROM digital rights management software in many of its recent PC titles. SecuROM became a heated talking point following its use on EA’s recent PC hit Spore, mostly owing to the fact that it limited users to installing …
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[Industry news] Core Keeper’s ancient Core becomes a one of a kind gaming PC, to be won for charity
More than 4 million people have played Core Keeper, and every one of them started the same way, waki…
[Industry news] Iron Gate and GUNGNIR Books Reveal Official Valheim Comic Book Series
The gods have spoken. Valheim, the Viking phenomenon that conquered the gaming world, is preparing t…
[Industry news] Black Forest Games spins out of THQ Nordic to co-found Third Signal
Third Signal, a new independent group of game development studios, today announced that Black Forest…
MCV/Develop Awards 2027: Exclusive Black Friday savings on all table packages
We’re delighted to announce that we’re preparing an exclusive Black Friday offer, giving…
[Industry news] Sasha Volkohon appointed Head of Commercial at game events GmbH
game events GmbH, the organiser of gamescom dev, has appointed Sasha Volkohon as Head of Commercial,…
NXE launches with new Live title
To mark the arrival of the New Xbox Experience next Wednesday (November 19th), a brand new Xbox Live title – A Kingdom for Keflings – will be available for download from the online service for 800 MS points. The title will make use of Xbox users’ own customised Avatars, one …
Read More »Legal action taken over EA DRM
Two US lawsuits files over publisherâ??s controversial use of SecuROM digital rights management software
Read More »Atari to publish EVE Online
Atari has announced that it will distribute boxed versions of Icelandic developer CCP’s popular MMO EVE Online. The game will be available in retail outlets in North America, Europe and Asia Pacific regions from March 2009. In addition, Atari will provide trade marketing services to augment CCP’s consumer marketing initiatives …
Read More »Square Enix enjoys H1 profits jump
Square Enix has reported a 13.9 per cent percent rise in profit for the first half of its fiscal year ending March 31st, 2009. Net income jumped to six billion Japanese Yen ($61.8 million) on slightly decreased revenue, compared to 5.2 billion ($53.2 million) during the same period in 2007. …
Read More »MCV’s 30 Under 30: Pt.2
Andy IrvingUK PR Manager, Xbox & Games for WindowsAfter leaving his journalist career to go down the PR route, Andy has never looked back. Stints at Lunch PR saw Irving launch some huge IPs from Activision, Capcom and Vivendi, before he moved in-house to look after Microsoft’s first party games …
Read More »Ross and Brand game arrives
Looks like we spoke too soon – just hours after reporting our disappointment that trucker-hating Jeremy Clarkson had not yet been joined by a flash title based on the antics of BBC workmates Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand, a faithful reader of MCV has pointed out that it has! To …
Read More »PSW gives CoD5 10/10
Ahead of its release on November 14th, Future’s print magazine PSW has given Activision-Blizzard’s Call of Duty: World at War an impressive 10/10. CVG quotes the mag as saying: Modern Warfare was pretty much the best game on PS3 for the last year. So to hold the position that it’s …
Read More »OGRE 1.6 released
Open-source graphics engine hits new major version
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New preference porting service set for Valveâ??s online Steam network finally arrives
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[Industry news] Core Keeper’s ancient Core becomes a one of a kind gaming PC, to be won for charity
More than 4 million people have played Core Keeper, and every one of them started the same way, waking in a dark cavern beside an ancient Core that has lain dormant for aeons. Pugstorm and Fireshine Games, the game's developer and publisher, have now worked with Scan to build that Core into a real gaming PC. It is one of a kind, and it is the prize in the Global Games Draw, a new prize draw for Into Games, a UK charity that helps young people from working class backgrounds into careers in games. Every entry raises money for that work.
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MCV/Develop Awards 2027: Exclusive Black Friday savings on all table packages
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[Guest post] Among Us on Windows: what the social deduction boom looks like from the desktop
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[Industry news] Studio Atelico Launches the First AI Engine Built to Run On-Device Inside Games
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[Industry news] TIGA responds to the Autumn Budget statement
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MCV/DEVELOP’s 30 Under 30 – 2026
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Finalists announced for the Women In Games Awards 2026
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[Event news] Electric Square announced as sponsor of Outstanding Achievement Award category at Women in Games Awards 2026
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[Event news] Screen Burn to sponsor the Development Impact Award at the MCV/DEVELOP Women in Games Awards

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