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AI middleware company Kynogon has joined Epic's Integrated Partners Program for Unreal Engine 3.

Publisher Atari has sold another of its in-house studios, with Australian Melbourne House acquired by Krome Studios.

Nvidia and software company The Game Creators have teamed up for a competition open to would-be game designers.

A new mobile games development studio called Shadow Light games, formed by former Elixir staff, has opened its doors.

New games development technology company Instinct has signed up to be exclusive EMEA distributor of Engenuity's AI.implant middleware.

It's clear that even the services sector of the development industry is no stranger to consolidation, following the news that QA companies Testronic Labs and PMTC are to join their operations.

A team of former Gameloft and Activision developers have joined forces to open Massively Mobile, a new wireless games studio.

The influence of Sega amongst the development business is still rising - and now the company says it wants more acquisitions and games signings.

The recently inaugurated EA team in Chicago is planning to significantly grow its work force for next-gen games development.

As the GDC 07 opens registration - revealing support from a host of dev companies - executive director Jamil Moledina has said the March event will cater to everyone in the industry while also focusing on development's "core values".