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Activision Bungie: Industry analysts talk about the future of both companies, Destiny
Bungie takes a bold step in embracing its 'Destiny'. But what about Activision-Blizzard?
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Johnny Cullen
Improbable disputes Unity's terms of service violation claims in latest chapter of public feud
Improbable and Unity don't agree on the facts of the ongoing terms of service dispute.
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Mike Futter
Game Development's Next Hub: Rochester, NY?
With major schools producing great talent, low cost of living, and national attention generated by The Strong National Museum of Play, Rochester is on the cusp of becoming a great games hub. (Image: Visit Rochester)
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James Brightman
Blizzard and NetEase extend Chinese publishing partnership for World of Warcraft, Diablo, more
NetEase has also invested extensively in former Activision partner, Bungie.
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Mike Futter
Epic, Improbable building $25 million fund to move developers away from Unity
The impromptu partnership comes after a day of controversy revolving around SpatialOS.
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Sam Desatoff
Bungie splits with Activision, retains rights to Destiny [Update]
The road ahead for Bungie is filled with the opportunities and challenges of self-publishing a triple-A game.
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Amanda Farough
Dispute between Unity and Improbable leaves many devs in the dark [Update]
The conflict revolves around the SpatialOS cloud multiplayer platform.
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Sam Desatoff
GameDaily BizCast (Ep. 5): Ubisoft, Epic Games Store, and What's Going On With Activision-Blizzard
It's our first episode in 2019 and man is there a lot to talk about.
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Amanda Farough
God of War, Spider-Man see the most nominations for 2019 DICE Awards
Between the two blockbuster PlayStation games, Sony is all set to clean up at the 22nd Annual DICE Awards in Las Vegas next month.
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James Brightman
Ubisoft bets on Epic Games Store with The Division 2 launch
The Division 2 will be offered exclusively on Epic's storefront, leaving Steam users to make the move to uPlay or Epic Games Store.
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Johnny Cullen
