A month ago, Epic Games showcased a new version of its digital game store and launcher at Unreal Fest—faster and more personalized. It is anticipated that these changes will ultimately allow it to better compete with Steam. However, Emmanuel Rosier, Newzoo’s director of market analysis, is not so sure about this.
The Chinese giant Tencent once fully or partially acquired many gaming companies. As a result, a piece of Netmarble ended up in its portfolio—a South Korean corporation known for games like Marvel Future Fight, Lineage 2: Revolution, and The Seven Deadly Sins. Now, the lion's share of this piece has essentially returned to Netmarble itself.
A month ago, at Unreal Fest, Epic Games unveiled a new version of its digital game store and launcher, which is faster and more personalized. The intention is that, ultimately, these changes will enable it to better compete with Steam. However, Emmanuel Rosier, a market analysis director at Newzoo, is not so sure about this.
Take-Two Interactive is seeking to legally uncover the identities of the individuals responsible for the GTA VI leaks, Double Fine Productions has completed its separation from Microsoft, and sales of How to Fish have surpassed one million copies in just two days—here's a rundown of the major events in the gaming industry from this past weekend
Jeff Kaplan shaped the look and game design of World of Warcraft for years. Tim Cain became the main architect of Fallout. Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk founded BioWare. You've probably played their games but might not know the legends by name. However, you definitely know Sid Meier. Because there is no such thing as just "Civilization." There's only Sid Meier's Civilization.