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Proletariat Inc. closes out a $20 million investment round
The indie dev will use the funds to polish up its magic-based battle royale game Spellbreak.
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Logitech announces Adaptive Gaming Kit to make video games more accessible
The bundle includes "a large assortment of buttons and triggers" that connect to Microsoft's Adaptive Controller in order to expand its functionality.
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Greg Rice, long-time business VP at Double Fine, leaves the company after 10 years
Rice is 'setting off on some new adventures' in the game industry, but hasn't said what they are just yet. [Image Source: Twitter]
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Report: Esports, 5G to propel PC and mobile gaming to $8B in Greater Southeast Asia by 2023 [Niko]
The region is expected to grow its gaming population to more than 320 million people in the next five years.
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Xbox Game Pass frees developers from business model concerns, says Microsoft
Xbox Game Studios boss Matt Booty notes that Xbox Game Pass is freeing up developers to focus on their own creativity. [Updated]
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Age of Wonders: Planetfall, Cities: Skylines and more push Paradox to solid Q3
Paradox continues to put up great numbers, seeing revenue of nearly $30 million for three months ending September 30.
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Tencent acquires 10% of Sumo Group
Tencent nabs 15 million shares of Sumo Group, acquiring 9.96% stake, while the Chinese tech giant continues to grow its game revenues as well.
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Report: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare becomes biggest launch of 2019 in US [NPD]
Nintendo Switch was the best-selling platform for October, but hardware and software sales were down.
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X019 reveals new first-party IP, roadmap for Project xCloud, new details for Xbox Game Pass
This year's big Xbox celebration, held in London, isn't as bold as last year's plethora of studio acquisitions, but we're finally seeing some fruit on the vine for incoming Xbox first-party games from Obsidian and Rare.
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Oculus' John Carmack stepping down to focus on artificial general intelligence
The chief technology officer isn't leaving Oculus entirely as he'll still be a "consulting CTO" for the VR company. (Image: Engadget)
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