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Iterating for better: How G Into Gaming wants to drive diversity forward
Introducing our new regular format focusing on diversity, Amiqus’ Liz Prince tells us more about the G into Gaming initiative
Read More »Welcome to Ukie’s Gamescom funfair
Ukie's CEO Jo Twist talks about the importance of Gamescom to reach international markets and what we can expect from the Ukie pavilion this year
Read More »Craig Fletcher: There is a real lack of understanding between the investment world and the creative one
The Multiplay founder and angel investor on the communication problems between investors and investees
Read More »ERA: Trade-wide campaign #LetsPlayMay dispels gaming myths and drives sales growth
ERA's chief executive Kim Bayley looks into the impact of the #LetsPlayMay campaign, which promoted gaming as a cross-generational activity, accessible to all, and shone a light on the positive effects of gaming together
Read More »Rosa Carbo-Mascarell: ‘Why do some people in the games industry still doubt their ability to affect change?’
Games for the Many's co-founder Rosa Carbo-Mascarell on how the far-reaching influence of the industry could be used for good
Read More »Ubisoft Reflections’ top tips when prepping for a game developer job interview
Ubisoft Reflections' devs give advice to help candidates better prepare for interviews at the studio – and elsewhere in the industry
Read More »Toys R Us enters administration, Moorfields Advisory appointed administrators
All stores are to continue trading until further notice
Read More »How Creative Assembly wants to inspire the next generation of game devs… and their parents
Creative Assembly's Emma Smith looks back at the success of the firm's Legacy Project and how it aims at "inspiring the talent of tomorrow."
Read More »Nintendo Labo: so much more than the games, thankfully
Nintendo’s latest product combines toys and video games in unprecedented and innovative ways. Results were varied and at times, fascinating.
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