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Game.tv closes $25 million funding round to bring esports to the masses
AI-based Tourney will embrace existing social media platforms and focus on helping grassroots community-based esports players.
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Zynga opens new development studio in Birmingham, England
New studio will add to CSR Racing developer NaturalMotion's lineup of other UK locations.
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Report: Video game sales dropped 14% in November, hardware down 26% [NPD]
NPD's Mat Piscatella provided GameDaily with some insight into last month's biggest trends.
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Xbox Series X unveiled at The Game Awards as next-gen takes shape
Hellblade II unveiled as debut Xbox Series X title while Gearbox reveals PS5 title Godfall; FromSoftware's Sekiro wins Game of the Year.
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ReKTGlobal adds tennis star Taylor Fritz to its growing pool of celebrity investors
The 22-year-old tennis prodigy is the first tennis professional to invest in the esports industry. (Image: Tennis.com)
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Report: Nintendo Switch sells 50,000 units on Day 1 in China [Niko Partners]
System gets off to a good start and is likely to reach 100,000 sales by end of 2019. How will Nintendo sustain sales for 2020? We chat with experts on the Chinese market.
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Report: Call of Duty has the most passionate fan base among 2019's top gaming brands [Interpret]
Activision's shooter franchise beat out Fortnite and GTA, and it was the only gaming IP to crack the top 10 of all entertainment brands for fanatics.
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GameStop blames poor performance on console transition
"This is not uniquely a GameStop issue. This is a console issue," CEO George Sherman said in an earnings call.
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PlayStation powers up before next-gen with additions of Christian Svensson, Greg Rice
The veteran executives have joined Sony and will be building up the company's portfolio as it races towards PS5 next year.
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Google and Epic Games tangle over Fortnite for Google Play Store
The companies face off over in-app fees, including claims of legality over Google's 30% fee. But is it actually illegal, as Tim Sweeney claims? (Photo: Mike Coppola/Getty)
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