Alicia Haddick

At CEDEC 2024, PlayStation shared more about how it automated some QA operations in Astro's Playroom

TGS 2024 felt like an event in transition, but one firmly rooted in its mission to showcase the strength, depth, and variety of Japanese gaming

We look at what the program and its sister initiative, the government-backed So-Fu, mean for the future of the dev community and Japanese entertainment as a whole

After Microsoft shut down Tango Gameworks, we look at the reasons why Japan has otherwise been sheltered (but not immune) to many of the layoffs and trends seen further afield

The event offered a fascinating look into the state of games publishing in the growing Japanese indie industry

Niko Partners' Darang Candra helps us explore some of the biggest changes that have occurred in the Japanese market

From Tokyo to Newcastle, jammers talk about the power of the event, from building bridges between languages to offering students a chance to hone their skills

The Japanese studio discusses VR's popularity and opportunities in the country, as well as its own ambitions ahead of RuinsMagus' PSVR 2 release

As Kyoto's annual convention returns this week for its 11th edition, co-founder John Davis reflects on the event's growth and future

We explore the origins of the Japanese indie scene, and how the monthly meetup is helping to drive it forwards

We talk to the co-founder about cross-cultural experiences, indie development in Japan as a foreign developer, and working on Shueisha IP

CEO Max Hoberman and newly appointed COO Paul Sams about taking their lessons as a support studio into lead development