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"Due to worldwide lockdown measures, we have seen an overall increase in the number of players playing our games"
Read More »Warface creator MY.GAMES announces 46% per cent Q2 growth – Warface on Switch hits 2.5m users
Persona 5 Royal sales top 1.4 million worldwide
In total, the Persona series has now sold 13 million units worldwide.
Read More »Rocket League goes free to play and launches on Epic Games Store this summer
The game will also be arriving on the Epic Games Store, but will no longer be available to download on Steam
Read More »“Gone are the incubation periods, graduate programmers are now learning by doing” – Future-proofing the industry with graduate recruitment
This year’s game development graduates face never before seen uncertainty, but there’s actually never been a better time to make use of this fresh-faced talent pool
Read More »Phil Spencer says Xbox is challenging console financial tropes – and the way 2020 is going his timing might just be perfect
"Because I don’t think everybody should have to go buy a new collection of games when they buy a new console"
Read More »Expect Nintendo’s IP push to continue – Lego, theme parks, jeans… what’s next?
We will increase the use of Nintendo characters in different areas through collaborations with our corporate partners
Read More »“We have more meaningful product ideas than we have bandwidth to carry out” – a new way to listen with EPOS
We talk to EPOS, best known from working as part of the Sennheiser brand, about how it’s approaching this highly-competitive sector
Read More »Metacritic delays user reviews in a bid to combat ‘review bombing’
Metacritic has introduced a 36-hour delay to user reviews
Read More »Microsoft removes 12 month Xbox Live subscriptions, may be preparing to drop the paywall entirely
Both the single and three-month tiers remain, but the 12 month option has been removed
Read More »“We will never rest on our laurels. We are always striving for more” – Total War at 20
We talk to Richard Aldridge about the series’ evolution and where it goes from here
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