SpecialEffect's One Special Day raises £455,000
Dozens of publishers donated proceeds from mobile and PC sales to charity helping people with disabilities play games
Articles by Brendan Sinclair
Brendan Sinclair, North American Editor
Brendan joined mylku International in 2012. Based in Toronto, Ontario, he was previously senior news editor at CBS-owned GameSpot in the US.
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Activision Blizzard's esports outfit will "evolve" its broadcast after losing five hosts and casters in the past month
NPD: Growth of mobile gamers slows while revenue continues rising
Research firm finds number of US and Canada mobile users playing games was up just 2% last year, but revenues jumped 24% to more than $11.82 billion
Sony's PS5 marketing strategy does away with convention | Opinion
E3 absenteeism is just the latest example of a company paying little heed to conventional wisdom, but will that help or hurt it?
HTC Vive Pro gets $200 price cut
VR headset on its own now going for $599, Starter Kit for $899, and Full Kit for $1,199
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Razer closing SF office
Peripheral maker laying off 19 at the end of February as it moves one of its two headquarters to Irvine
Rex Crowle on getting over his tech fanboy phase
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Vindex creating esports events for IMAX
New Vindex Studios division will handle effort to bring live esports to the large-format theaters
Destiny's Sword presents a double-edged dilemma
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Fantasy Flight Interactive shutting down
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Blizzard signs three-year deal with ESL, Dreamhack
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Rune II source code returned to publisher
More than a month after launch, Ragnarok Game LLC may have what it needs to update game left in limbo by demise of Human Head
Analysts dole out 2020 predictions
Panel of industry watchers call their shots for the upcoming year in games (and assess how their 2019 calls turned out)
Google Stadia acquires Typhoon Studios
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Rainbow Six Siege switches core team
Leroy Athanassoff to lead new group as Xavier Marquis and Alexandre Remy move on to new projects at Ubisoft
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare sales top $1 billion
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Games of the Year 2019: Divinity: Original Sin II
The Switch version of Larian's latest captures the feel of pen-and-paper role-playing in ones and zeroes
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