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TIGA, the trade association representing the video games industry, is calling for a subsidy regime that is focused on achieving the UK’s strategic objectives
Read More »TIGA: New Subsidy Control System must support the UK’s high technology sectors
Unsigned: JRPG-style battles in the post-post-post-post-apocalyptic Bravery Network Online
Post-post-post-post-apocalyptic youth explore their immortality via violence and feelings, all wrapped up in JRPG-style battles.
Read More »Gina Jackson OBE is announced as CEO of mental health charity Safe in our World
Industry veteran takes charge of rapidly-growing charity
Read More »Keywords launches Scarab Games Studio to bring together the biggest brands and next-gen consoles titles
Keywords looks to make console games accessible to the world's biggest brands
Read More »Unsigned: Finding your chill in Triversal
Find your chill with Triversal: a casual spatial puzzle experience to reward & relax the mind.
Read More »Industry veterans found new game studio Athena Worlds, promising video games with “cinema-quality visuals”
“Athena Worlds' 3D technology blew my mind," said Atari founder Nolan Bushnell.
Read More »Fragbite Group acquires Playdigious
The Swedish mobile game company Fragbite Group (previously known as FunRock) has announced that it has acquired European publisher Playdigious.
Read More »Unsigned: Finding the things we’ve lost in ourselves in Love – A Puzzle Box filled with Stories
LOVE – A Puzzle Box Filled with Stories is a puzzle game about finding the things we’ve lost in ourselves and the people who help us find them.
Read More »Take-Two Interactive acquires Top Eleven developer Nordeus: “I think the future is really bright in the games industry in Serbia”
“We were blown away by the quality of engineering science and game design talent that we found in Belgrade, and in Serbia more broadly"
Read More »Nintendo awarded $2.1m in lawsuit against pirate site RomUniverse
The site owner elected to defend himself in court, and stated that the site hadn't broken any laws and he hadn't uploaded any ROMs himself. However, this claim failed to persuade the court, as he had admitted to uploading ROMs in a prior deposition.
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