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While we've decided to move away from that name, we're very excited that Stadia is now free and open to everyone who wants to create an account in our supported markets
Read More »Stadia drops “Stadia Base” brand as it launches free tier
“As producer my day involves doing whatever I can to get our amazing developers achieving their best work.” – Sally Morgan-Moore, producer at No Brakes Games
Sally Morgan-Moore, producer at No Brakes Games talks about the role of a producer and enabling developers to do their best work
Read More »160,000 Nintendo accounts have been exposed in data breach
"We apologise for the inconvenience and concerns caused to our customers, and we will continue working hard to safeguard the security of our users' data."
Read More »WW2-era CCG Kards secures additional $1.9m investment – with current CCP boss backing former CCP boss
Kards, the promising WW2 collectible card game, has secured additional investment totalling $1.9m, taking its total to date to $5m.
Read More »Stillfront Group acquires Candywriter for a minimum of $74.4m
“The acquisition of Candywriter is an excellent next step in further broadening our diversified portfolio, both in terms of genre, audience and addressable market."
Read More »Google Stadia passes 1m installs with two months free offer
Installs of the Stadia app passed 1m installs earlier this month
Read More »MY.GAMES reports over 20% revenue increase during COVID-19 pandemic
Publisher MY.GAMES has reported a revenue growth of 13.4 per cent YoY in Q1 2020 to RUB 7,896 million ($115m)
Read More »German games market grew by six per cent in 2019 – driven by incremental digital spending
German games market grows - but sales of standalone games are flat
Read More »Magic Leap to cut half of its workforce as it abandons consumer ambitions
"To better prepare Magic Leap for the future, we have taken a close look at our business and are making targeted changes to how we operate and manage costs"
Read More »Ubisoft and partners to utilise gaming and visual technologies to cure lazy eye
The condition affects around 3 per cent of the world's population
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