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The bleatings will continue until morale improves | Creature Comforts
The news in gaming has been 'ruff' of late, but here are a bunch of cute pet pictures that might help us all cope
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Remedy's Thomas Puha: "You never know what's going to land on your launch date"
The Alan Wake studio's comms director on finding the right launch window, and the benefit of long-tail sales
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Nine Dots branches out into publishing
CEO Guillaume Boucher-Vidal believes this is the "natural next step" in the studio's business model
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Temtem to drop microtransactions in June
Developer acknowledges the game's monetisation system "was deemed out of place" by players
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NetEase revenue rises 7.2% to $14.6bn in 2023
Publisher's games segment saw a 9.4% increase due to success of mobile titles
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Nyamakop: "There's demand for African-created content outside of the continent"
Ben Myres and Sithe Ncube on making African-inspired titles, and the multifaceted challenges of funding games in South Africa
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Unlocking South Africa's talent through co-development
Six Peaks' Jason Ried and Luan Joubert talk about bringing big budget game development to South Africa and "resilient, independent community building"
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Nintendo and Yuzu developer settle lawsuit for $2.4m
Tropic Haze discontinues support for the emulator and hands over its site to the Mario Maker
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Gamecity Hamburg to provide €400,000 for game prototypes
The funding applications will require game makers to answer a new diversity checklist
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Remedy takes Control (of our podcast) | Microcast
Latest episode available to download now, with special guest Thomas Puha from Remedy
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Nintendo eShop delisting of Octopath Traveler is temporary
Publisher says the 2018 Square Enix title will be "available to purchase again soon"
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Yuzu emulator developer responds to Nintendo lawsuit
Tropic Haze has retained the services of a lawyer, has yet to release official statement
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The South African games industry in numbers
We explore the size of the games business in South Africa, as well as player spending habits and the addressable audience in the country
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Bringing the global games industry to Africa's unexplored markets
Africa Games Week co-founders Nick Hall and Rex Bowden on the future of the event and scaling the South African games industry
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Balatro runs into rating trouble
Poker-based roguelike removed from some regional console stores as publisher says PEGI rating was changed from 3+ to 18+ overnight
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What led to Sony laying off 900 people? | This Week in Business
Sony's president complained about unaccountable developers missing budgets and schedules, but there are other culprits behind the game division's thin profit margin
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Brazilian games industry grew by 3.2% in 2023
Revenue generated by the industry reached $251.6 million
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City State Entertainment is now Unchained Entertainment
The studio aims to fully release its first title, Final Stand: Ragnarok later this year
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Nintendo's Yuzu lawsuit puts emulation in the spotlight | Opinion
Few companies have been impacted by piracy as badly as Nintendo, so its litigiousness is understandable – but there are no good possible outcomes from this new legal action
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GamesIndustry.biz's South Africa Games Week starts this Monday
Week-long editorial special will explore the massive growth the industry has experienced, and the opportunities that can be found there
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Radical Forge lays off "handful" of staff
Update: Six reportedly affected after developer cites "minor restructuring" as reason for layoffs
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505 Games shutter offices in France, Germany, and Spain
The closures continue Digital Bros’ organization review announced back in November
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Toys For Bob splitting from Activision Blizzard
Skylanders and Crash Bandicoot 4 studio being spun out, currently in talks on a partnership with Microsoft
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Report: Firesprite devs describe rocky acquisition by PlayStation
Sources tell Eurogamer the deal led to toxic culture, crunch, staff turnover, claims of sexual discrimination and ageism
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Wildlife Studios cuts 21% of its staff
The mobile game firm lays off 133 employees in its third year of consecutive job cuts