Perhaps Nintendo’s IP doesn’t work well with F2P, but from a business perspective, F2P “seems the only way to go right now,” says Dr. Serkan Toto. (Cover image: Casey Curry/Invision/AP)
Despite another month of decline in game sales, July’s game revenue grew 14 percent. (And it’s not even all GTA V Online’s fault.)
No Man’s Sky and GTA V see growth, as Fortnite and Overwatch slow.
The subscription program may impact how developers make games and how consumers discover them.
Facebook Instant Game developers will no longer have to deal with the deep rev/share cuts that both Google and Facebook had been demanding from in-app purchases. (With retroactive payouts.)
Zynga begins its trench run by taking control of the already established Star Wars: Commander.
Blade’s cloud gaming service, Shadow, encapsulates what makes cloud technology one of the most exciting sectors in high-tech.
Capitalism strikes again as Amazon phases out its preorder discount program for Prime members and looks to replace it with a $10 credit program.
Nvidia crypto product sales dip drastically as enthusiasts move to other technology
Nordisk Film Games continues to make a big push and is now investing in Raw Fury. Jonas Antonsson (pictured), CEO of the indie publisher, tells us there’s a “cool synergy” with Nordisk.
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