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The internal technology teams at Sony Computer Entertainment have teamed up to deliver PlayStation 3 Edge, a new set of tools for developers working on the format-holder's new console.
Read More »Spector’s Junction Point signs to Vivendi
Warren Spector's new studio Junction Point has forged a 'new creative deal' with publisher Vivdeni Games.
Read More »DevStation returns in May
SCEE's developer-only event DevStation returns in May with a three-day conference targetting PlayStation 3 development, Develop can reveal.
Read More »Develop reveals new look
The latest issue of leading game development publication Develop starts arriving with subscribers from today – and after seven years in its current guise the magazine boasts a fresh new look.
Read More »EXCLUSIVE Q&A: Nokia execs talk new N-Gage
In this in-depth interview Nokia's third party publishing boss Gregg Sauter and SDK product manager Peter Nielsen take Develop behind the scenes on the new N-Gage games platform…
Read More »In Conversation: Telltale’s Dan Connors
DEVELOP ONLINE EXTRA: An extended Q&A with Telltale's Dan Connors, following on from our coverage of the Sam and Max production team in Develop 70.
Read More »Rockstar signs up NaturalMotion for next-gen projects
Euphoria, the animation engine produced by Oxford-based NaturalMotion, has been licensed by Grand Theft Auto creator and publisher Rockstar Games for use in its next-gen games.
Read More »Acclaim and David Perry reveal user-made MMO
Acclaim has thrown the wraps of its latest David Perry-produced MMO revealing that development of the game will be influenced by direct contributions from its player community.
Read More »SCi swoops for Rockpool
Publisher SCi continues to bolster its development resources, having just acquired British casual and mobile games developer Rockpool games.
Read More »Climax closes Santa Monica office?
The reformation of Climax continues – according to Develop's sources the firm's Santa Monica development office in the US has today been closed, which leaves the company with two UK studios.
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