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Diamonds Among the Rubble, says Former Zynga PM
Brian Kahrs details how ex-Zynga employees stick together, and how the giant's struggles ultimately produced some great talent
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Kent Hudson's novel approach
"My greatest hope is that the game will mean something special to the audience" says creator of The Novelist
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How to Make Something Unreal
Dead Shark Triplepunch's Henrik Giang on winning the UDK design contest
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David Brevik: Fun And Profit In Marvel Heroes
Is the Marvel license a ticket to free-to-play success? Gazillion Entertainment is about to find out
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NBA Live 14: EA's plan to rebound from failure
After years on the bench, EA Sports' hoops sim is returning with a bit of humility and a plan to eventually redefine the genre
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Patrick Liu: "We could kill the industry if we don't get more inclusive"
Rovio Stockholm's creative director talks Battlefield, Birds and bad attitudes
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Matt Nava: From Journey to Giant Squid
Thatgamecompany's former art director on life away from the sand dunes
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Microsoft would exit the games business before selling Xbox division
Countering comments from Nomura Equity Research, other analysts tell us that selling off the Xbox business would be "beyond stupid"
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Code Avarice: Valve "pulled the rug out from under our feet"
Paranautical Activity facing a battle to publish on Steam
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CCP Games: Risk vs. Reward
After a decade of constant growth, CCP is doubling-down on EVE's success. David Reid guides us through its bright, uncertain future
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The Wester Front: Paradox CEO on life as a niche publisher
"There are so many champions driving people towards playing on PC"
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Double Fine: Suits "don't always know best"
We talk with Tim Schafer and Brad Muir about Massive Chalice and why the company remains unsure about Xbox One
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Pre-owned crackdown is a sad excuse for business innovation
Taking away our right to share games will solve none of the industry's enormous financial and business model problems; it may even make them worse
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Triple A Grade Curve: Professor Richard Lemarchand
The ex-Naughty Dog lead on art, learning and his new game
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Talking Shop: The Witcher 3's Lead Character Artist
We chat with Pawel Mielniczuk about bringing the characters of The Witcher to life
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Funcom sees significant revenue rise for Q1 2013
Recent restructuring sees losses reduced at The Secret World developer
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Perfect World suffers in the wait for new games
Revenue, profits and players all down in Q1 as online firm concentrates on pipeline
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GameStick: Smarter Than Smart TV
PlayJam CCO Charles Tigges demystifies the micro-console and describes its unique place in an increasingly crowded market
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Personal Space Invaders: Designing for Shared-Tablet Multiplayer
Creator of Slamjet Stadium Alistair Aitcheson details his design philosophy - embrace the fun and chaos of forced human interaction
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Microsoft looking to take a cut of used games with Xbox One [Report]
The platform holder may have a new system to monetize used games
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Steam Early Access: From Underdogs to Alpha Dogs
Indies talk about the doors opened by paid alphas with Valve's new service
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Gaming Tax Credits: A Developer's Guide to Free Money
Government give-backs aren't limited to Montreal. Here are dozens of North American programs for developers, from Puerto Rico to PEI
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Game Trader: Why you should buy Nintendo, Apple and Take-Two now
Asif Khan details what to do with key gaming stocks ahead of E3, why PS4 could win next-gen and how Xbox One solves non-existent problems
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GameStop brushes aside concerns about Xbox One and used games
Following the earnings call, we analyze the year ahead for GameStop as controversy over Xbox One and used games heats up