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SEGA has announced its first ever dedicated English language broadcast for Like a Dragon
Read More »SEGA has announced its first RGG Direct will happen next week
Women in Games’ next annual global conference will take place in October
Women in Games has announced that its next virtual conference will take place next month
Read More »Johannes Mang is the new head of Rovio Stockholm
Johannes Mang has been announced as the new head of studio at Rovio Stockholm
Read More »Donald Mustard is leaving Epic Games
Epic Games’ chief creative officer Donald Mustard has announced that he is leaving the company after nearly 25 years in the games industry
Read More »Starfield is officially Bethesda’s biggest game launch ever
Bethesda has announced that Starfield is now its biggest launch title ever
Read More »nDreams Academy announces big plans following its 50 placement milestone
The nDreams Academy careers initiative has announced six new work placement roles in varied games disciplines, following its latest milestone
Read More »Final Boss: Hilary Lok, Co-Founder at Dot Dot Fire
Every month an industry leader wraps up MCV/DEVELOP with their unique insight. This month, we speak to Hilary Lok, co-founder at Dot Dot Fire
Read More »[From the industry] Formation Games welcomes industry veterans from Mediatonic, Channel 4, and Sport England alongside newcomers to build its first title CLUB
Formation Games, developer of upcoming mobile football ownership game CLUB, today welcomes Ho-Yee Li, Claire Charalambos, Ross Hammond, Dillon Powlett and Poppy Bennett to the studio
Read More »When We Made… Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun
Toby Draper, producer on Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun, tells Space Marine Vince Pavey about Auroch Digital’s intense retro shooter before the pair go on another perilous mission across the galaxy
Read More »Jörg Tittel on why VR is here to stay
With not-one-but-two VR games released this year and a keen eye on the technology to come from Meta and Apple, Jörg Tittel feels questions about the platform’s legitimacy should be consigned to the past. Richie Shoemaker is on board with that
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