While it’s one of From Software‘s most beloved video games, Elden Ring was not its best performing game. That was to be expected as the developer……
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Sharkmob London has laid off the majority of its staff after the company cancelled an unannounced game the team was working on.
A spokesperson……
Warcraft 2: Remastered looks to be in the cards, as an “internal alpha” containing a logo and artwork was recently discovered on Blizzard’s……
Call of Duty: Mobile has surpassed one billion downloads as it celebrates its fifth anniversary.
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It’s been a long-held fan theory that the voice actress behind Eva in Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater was performed by the same woman who provided……
Games industry professionals will gather next to Jordan’s Dead Sea, one of the most remarkable natural wonders of the world, on November 9–10 for……
To keep you up to date with the latest movers and shakers in the mobile games industry, we’ve put together a regular roundup of the latest hires,……
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Image: NatsumeThe Japanese video game orchestra Music Engine has announced plans to hold a concert next February to mark the 30th anniversary of the SNES RPG Lufia II. Lufia II was developed by the Japanese development studio Neverland and originally published by Taito in Japan in February 1995, under the name Estpolis Denki II. North American fans, meanwhile, had to wait until a year later to get their hands on it, courtesy of the publisher Natsume, with Nintendo later stepping in to distribute the game themselves in Europe, in 1997. Despite being the second game in the Lufia series, it…
You might not be aware of this, but Hudson’s popular Bomberman series made its arcade debut much earlier than you might suspect. The first Bomberman coin-op was released in 1991 by Irem, under licence from Hudson. Published as Atomic Punk and DynaBlaster in some regions, it was followed by a sequel, Bomber Man World, in 1992 (known as New Atomic Punk: Global Quest / Atomic Punk 2 in North America and New DynaBlaster: Global Quest in Europe). The Atomic Punk / DynaBlaster name would also be used for some of the home console entries in the franchise. FPGA coder @wickerwaka…
Steel Media has hired two new business development managers as the team behind Pocket Gamer Connects expands off the back of the success of the……
Garena has partnered with Tencent to publish tactical FPS game Delta Force on Android, iOS and PC.
TiMi Studio Group’s Team Jade is developing……
Rainbow Six Mobile is returning to soft launch after a seven-month hiatus with new content on the way.
Ubisoft shared its plans for three……
The European Union is ready to penalise Apple for alleged anticompetitive practices by dealing out the first ever fine for breaching the Digital……
