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"What's the point if games are no fun?"

Naka's two-and-a-half year prison sentence will be suspended for four years.

Capcom hopes the fighting title will eventually deliver 10 million lifetime sales.

Assassin's Creed's Discovery Tour mode takes on a new shape for Assassin's Creed Mirage, but still aims to educate players on the real-world history of its setting.

A simple ratings change for the mobile game Blue Archive led to three staffers leaving South Korean's GRAC regulatory board amid allegations of embezzlement.

Integrating its Atari VCS console and game library with Playmaji's Polymega allows Atari to refresh its hardware operations after a shaky half-year in 2022.

Riot Forge boss Rowan Parker breaks down the business model for publishing League of Legends spinoffs.

The veteran designer worked at Ubisoft for over 14 years.

IOI said it wants to attract the "very best talent" from across the UK.

The Swedish video game conglomerate said the cash will provide an additional "buffer" as it prepares to shutter studios and cut jobs.

Developers making games in Colorado can now apply for a 20 percent tax credit.

New building, new pay structure.

Mismanaging the Sega Saturn and a splash of overconfidence towards Sony eventually led to Sega being put on the backfoot once the Nintendo 64 came around.

The company hopes to turn its franchises into "household names."

The nascent studio hopes to become one of the UK's leading triple-A developers.