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Playmob, Wargaming and a collective of indies are doing their part for charity, and encouraging others to get involved
Read More »Wargaming invests in new Seattle mobile studio
New venture funded entirely by World of Tanks developer
Read More »FAQ: Victor Kislyi
The leader of the mighty World of Tanks studio gets the rapid-fire question treatment
Read More »Wargaming: Games industry should aim for $200bn annual revenue by 2016
Victor Kislyi of strategy developer Wargaming.net has spoken out on the game industry’s need for expansion, stating that the $75bn brought in annually isn’t nearly where it could be. VG247 reports on Kislyi’s talk at DICE Europe this week, where the CEO discussed the goal of $200bn in annual revenue …
Read More »Develop September: David Cage, Unity, photorealism, Yoshida on indies
Also inside: Next-gen photorealism, UI for VR, Autodesk talks indies, 100 tips for studio success, Wargaming, King and more
Read More »Wargaming’s triple-A plans for Atari IP; new studio opens
World of Tanks outfit confirms IP acquisition, as new Austin studio is revealed
Read More »Xbox Live currently ‘totally unacceptable’ for free-to-play
Wargaming CEO blasts Microsoft's online gaming service and its certification process
Read More »Current Xbox Live infrastructure is "totally unacceptable" for free-to-play
Microsoft’s lengthy certification process for Xbox Live updates does not sit well with free-to-play, the CEO of Wargaming has said. However, Victor Kislyi has told Polygon that has company is working with Microsoft to help improve its mechanisms ahead of the arrival of free-to-play MMO World of Tanks on Xbox …
Read More »Kislyi: Don’t be afraid of making niche games
Even a small audience can have big value on a global market, says Wargaming boss
Read More »Wargaming prepared to "tolerate" Xbox Live restrictions
Free-to-play specialist Wargaming is delighted to be moving to Xbox – although it’s having to bite its tongue in the process. Wargaming’s CEO Victor Kislyi has confessed that he’s uneasy about certain elements of Microsoft’s ecosystem but says that he’ll just have to tolerate” it. "With Microsoft, unfortunately it’s not …
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