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Summer Game Fest took over E3’s old spot once again in June
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Q&A: Simon Read, Founder of New Star Games on Retro Goal
Vince Pavey had the chance to talk with Simon Read, founder of New Star Games, about new football game Retro Goal
Read More »PS I LOVE INDIES: Shuhei Yoshida on Sony’s independent developer initiative
Vince Pavey went to EGX 2022, and had the chance to sit down with Shuhei Yoshida to talk about all things indie at PlayStation
Read More »FIFA 23 has scored enough goals to be #1 at retail in UK Boxed Charts
The GfK UK Boxed Top Ten between September 26, 2022 and October 1, 2022
Read More »The EU has voted to make all handheld devices use the same charging cables by 2024
The European Union has voted to make companies use a single charger design for portable games consoles, smartphones, tablets, laptops and other computing peripherals by 2024
Read More »Splatoon 3 fends off Stray with blasts of ink, keeping its #1 spot at retail in UK Boxed Charts
Splatoon 3 has maintained its position as best selling game in UK retail stores
Read More »Ins and Outs: September 2022’s industry hires roundup
Here are the highlights from the recent industry hires and moves, as published in MCV/DEVELOP’s September 2022 issue
Read More »Splatoon 3 covers path in ink on the way to first ever franchise #1 in UK Boxed Charts
Splatoon 3 has taken the first ever #1 spot for the franchise during its launch week according to boxed physical data reports from GfK
Read More »The Last of Us Part 1 endures and survives at #1 in UK Boxed Charts
The Last of Us Part 1 sold better than any other game in UK shops last week, according to boxed physical data reports from GfK
Read More »PQube responds to claims that the UK publisher is not appropriately paying its developer partners
UK publisher PQube has had another development team come forward to state that their working relationship has broken down due to issues with funding
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