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Read More »Naughty Dog dominates August with The Last of Us: Remastered
Uncharted studio accounts for nearly 20 per cent of all UK games sales
Read More »Key Release: Dimensional Imaging’s DI4D Head-Mounted Camera
What the firm's new facial performance capture tech can offer developers
Read More »Newcastle Develop Quiz: One week to go
You only have seven days to book your place and prove you're the know-it-all of the North
Read More »Develop Quiz: Can you name these Newcastle games?
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Read More »Microsoft cloud ‘DeLorean’ system can (sort of) see the future
Microsoft Research is working on a new cloud gaming system that aims to reduce network latency by predicting what input players will enter next. The project, codenamed DeLorean, produces "speculative rendered frames" of potential future outcomes and delivers them to players once the relevant input is identified, according to the …
Read More »Microsoft Research’s ‘DeLorean’ predicts gamers’ next moves
Cloud gaming system reduces latency by speculating on future inputs
Read More »Ouya signs Chinese distribution agreement
Troubled microconsole Ouya is making a push for the Asian market through a new partnership with Xiaomi Inc, a Chinese smartphone manufactuer. Ouya CEO Julie Uhrman toldReutersthat while details are still being finalised, it’s likely that the device will get a dedicated channel on Xiami’s streaming boxes and smart TVs, …
Read More »GungHo sells stake in Clash of Clans developer Supercell
Japanese games firm GungHo Entertainment has decided to sell its stake in Clash of Clans creator Supercell. The stake has been soft to GungHo’s parent company SoftBank so that the former can focus on emerging markets. China, Southeast Asia and South America were specifically identified according to GamesIndustry. To that …
Read More »Ouya heading to China through smartphone firm
Xiaomi Inc to bring microconsole's games offering to Chinese audience via streaming boxes and smart TVs
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