A mobile game that made millions of dollars for Tencent ruined my sleep cycle — but showed me what China's gaming industry is getting right
"Honor of Kings" feels a lot like a mobile version of Riot's "League of Legends" — with a Chinese twist.
Sony's Horizon controversy proves the game industry isn't getting AI right
Universal Music Group has filed a scathing motion to dismiss Drake’s New York lawsuit against them for promoting Kendrick ...
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Games industry still a hostile environment for many women
Five years on from a first wave of harassment scandals that rocked the world of gaming, multiple women working in the ...
GGP announces Collegiate Games Competition with $90K in prizes
Gay Gaming Professionals, a nonprofit that cultivates emerging top performers in the video games industry, has created the Collegiate Games Competition to surface new gaming talent. In partnership ...
Discord is supercharging games with built-in messaging and voice chats
Developers can now add Discord features right into their games, which is going to make it a lot easier for us to chat with ...
Rebellion CEO seems kind of awed by major studios making massive videogames: 'How do you organize a game that has 2,000 people working on it?'
Logistics and finances aren't the only practical reasons for Rebellion keeping its focus on games smaller than, say, an ...
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Dames 4 Games Gives Gaming Industry's Unsung Heroes Their Flowers
In an interview with Game Rant, Dames 4 Games founder Destinee Cleveland discussed the importance of highlighting gaming's ...
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India's games industry is waiting for its Black Myth: Wukong moment, its developers tell us how it can happen
China's video game industry has had some huge, global hits in the past few years with games like Black Myth: Wukong and Genshin Impact. But we have yet to see equivalent success from games made in ...