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Sony has confirmed that the upcoming PlayStation VR2 headset won’t be backwards compatible with games made for the original version of PlayStation VR
Read More »PlayStation VR2 won’t be backwards compatible, says Sony
Rockstar responds to network intrusion that leaked Grand Theft Auto 6 footage
Rockstar Games has released a statement on its social media accounts in response to the unauthorised video release of over an hour of Grand Theft Auto 6 alpha-build gameplay
Read More »Unity reveals multiplayer data study, alongside UGS Multiplayer solutions update
A new report by video game software and services company Unity Technologies has studied how gamers interact with multiplayer games
Read More »Mythical Games has released the first Web3 game on the Epic Games Store
UK game developer Mythical Games has put Blankos Block Party into early access on the Epic Games Store
Read More »Unity Pro and Enterprise plans are getting more expensive
Unity has announced in a blog post that Pro, Enterprise and Unity Industrial Collection prices will be going up this October
Read More »Mobile will make up half of $470 billion gaming industry by 2030, says industry analyst
Industry analyst GlobalData has released a new Thematic Research report that shows the “continued dominance of mobile gaming”
Read More »Focus Entertainment has acquired BlackMill Games
Focus Entertainment has acquired first-person shooter developer BlackMill Games
Read More »Bonnie Ross is leaving Xbox and Halo developer 343 Industries
Bonnie Ross, the corporate vice president of Xbox Game Studios and head of 343 Industries has announced that she will be leaving Microsoft
Read More »Roblox announces changes to its platform at RDC 2022
Roblox hosted the annual Roblox Developer Conference over the weekend in San Francisco, and announced several changes that are coming to the game-turned-metaverse in the near future
Read More »Crystal Dynamics and Eidos Montreal now own their IPs again, as they become a part of the Embracer Group
Crystal Dynamics and Eidos Montreal now own the rights to classic game series like Tomb Raider, Deus Ex, Thief and Legacy of Kain
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