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Crystal Dynamics and Eidos Montreal now own the rights to classic game series like Tomb Raider, Deus Ex, Thief and Legacy of Kain

The Women in Games Festival has returned for a second outing, covering a series of events running through September. MCV shines spotlight on the programme and highlights the sessions to look out for

Lars Gustavsson is leaving Battlefield developer DICE after 20 years

The Awesome Games Done Quick speedrunning event that raises money to give to charity each year, has decided to go online-only for its next fundraiser

PlayStation head Jim Ryan has responded negatively to Xbox head Phil Spencer’s assertion that Microsoft and Xbox would commit to keeping the Call of Duty series on PlayStation for “several more years”

A new exhibition on the art and craft of video games is set to debut this October at the National Videogame Museum in Sheffield

devcom has set a new record for attendance this year, according to the event’s organisers

Slitherine and CreativeForge Games have announced that they’re teaming up for a new studio that will be named Slitherine Poland

We sat down with Valo Motion, a developer and hardware manufacturer taking on the interesting technical challenge of creating augmented reality experiences over in Helsinki, Finland

Ubisoft has announced a new partnership between Guillemot Brothers Limited, which will see the Chinese tech corporation invest £259 million in the company