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Western Digital has announced a pair of WD_BLACK storage expansion cards for Xbox Series X/S
Read More »Western Digital has announced the first non-Seagate Xbox storage expansion cards
NetEase Games has opened up Bad Brain Game Studios in Canada
NetEase Games has announced that it has opened a new game studio in Canada
Read More »TIGA has called for the Shortage Occupation List to be expanded with more games industry jobs
The Independent Game Developers' Association has called for the UK Government to expand the list of jobs on the Shortage Occupation List
Read More »BAFTA has announced the 44 finalists for Young Game Designers 2023
BAFTA has announced the names of 44 finalists for the BAFTA Young Game Designers (YGD) competition
Read More »A new studio named TTK Games has been opened in Stockholm by ex-Battlefield developers
A new FPS game development studio named TTK Games has opened in Stockholm, led by ex-Battlefield developer Lars Gustavsson
Read More »NetEase Games studio Jackalope Games will now be known as Jackalyptic Games, is working on Warhammer IP
NetEase Games has announced Jackalope Games has gone through a rebrand, alongside news that the studio is in early development on its first game based on Warhammer IP
Read More »Guerrilla Games to deliver the headline keynote at Develop:Brighton 2023
Tandem Events has confirmed that Guerrilla Games will provide the headline keynote session at Develop:Brighton 2023
Read More »Goodbye Volcano High has been chosen as a Tribeca Festival Official Selection
The Tribeca Festival has announced that Goodbye Volcano High will be one of its eight Official Selections for 2023
Read More »Private Division has announced a new publishing partnership with Game Freak
Take-Two Interactive’s Private Division publishing label has announced it will be working with Pokémon franchise creators Game Freak
Read More »Power Up is becoming a permanent fixture at South Kensington’s Science Museum
Power Up will be returning to the Science Museum in South Kensington this summer on a permanent basis
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