Tag Archives: games industry

Veteran Game Designer Peter Molyneux has been interviewed by GamesIndustry and as always, he had a lot to say. This time around, he mentioned that gaming is close to being the dominant entertainment medium: You may think Curiosity was a stupid [...] Read more

With both the new generation of consoles picking up steam and the previous generation still alive and well, there is no shortage of promising games coming out. Unfortunately though, the releases aren’t exactly spread out evenly over the [...] Read more

After a full year of rumors, Microsoft finally let the cat out of the bag and announced a Kinectless version of their latest gaming console, Xbox One. The console will be available at $/€ 399 on June 9th; a standalone version of Kinect will be [...] Read more

We have talked a lot in the last week about Kingdom Come: Deliverance, the CryEngine powered RPG based on medieval history. It is very likely that we’ll talk a lot more about it in the next couple of years or so (the tentative release date [...] Read more

According to the official Kickstarter statistics page, the games category has finally topped $200 millions in overall pledges, which is simply astounding. Granted, this number takes into account even the money that was never actually pledged [...] Read more

In an interview with Gamespot, Denis Dyack, former Silicon Knights boss, stated that the AAA part of the game industry is not fine, comparing it to the movie industry in the early 1920s. AAA is not fine. I think our industry now is in a position [...] Read more

Free to Play (F2P) games became a big thing in the last couple of years. They range everywhere from small browser-based games that no one would have paid anything for in store to high-quality games that can be sold for $50€ or more. Whole new [...] Read more