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Troy Baker has shared his interest in starting his own game studio, further suggesting that voice actors are gaining more ...
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Landmark MOU Gives Philippine Game Design Students a Direct Pathway to Publish, Distribute, and Compete on the World Stage ...
The Australian games industry has been on a real roller-coaster ride over the past couple of decades. The country had built up some big studios like Pandemic, Krome, Blue Tongue, 2K Australia, and ...
TL;DR: A new Lord of the Rings game reportedly backed by a $100 million investment is said to be developed by Crystal Dynamics, not Warhorse Studios. The game aims for a large open-world experience ...
Microsoft is bringing out a new set of tools for game developers to streamline their work when it comes to deploying, testing, and debugging PC games on remote Windows devices. Originally announced at ...
EXCLUSIVE: Baobab Studios, the Emmy-winning animation studio led by Eric Darnell (Madagascar franchise) and Maureen Fan (FarmVille), has acquired exclusive film and television rights to popular Roblox ...
AAA game development budgets now routinely exceed $300 million in addition to taking years to make, according to a new report from Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier. AAA game development budgets have ...
The global video game market was projected to generate approximately $187.7 billion in revenue in 2024, according to Newzoo, and continues to expand despite macroeconomic volatility. Long-term ...
Ubisoft subsidiary Red Storm Entertainment has just laid off over 100 developers and is ceasing game development, according to new reports. Both VGC and GamesIndustry.biz reported on the layoffs at ...
Red Storm Entertainment, known for its work on the Tom Clancy series of video games, is reportedly ending game development, with 105 people using their jobs as a result, according to VGC. Based in ...
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