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Commentary: Does every voice still matter at Blizzard Entertainment?

Game Developer

What good are "company values" if they're thrown away in pursuit of profits?

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2023 – An Online Entertainment Year Awaits

Code with Mike

New start, new goals, and of course a lot of great entertainment coming your way. In this article, […] The post 2023 – An Online Entertainment Year Awaits appeared first on CodeWithMike. There are so many things to look forward to in this new year.

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Zordix launches Maximum Entertainment and restructures its studio organisation

GamesIndustry.biz

Maximum Games has relaunched itself as Maximum Entertainment. Joining these studios is Romanian developer FUNLabs, which Maximum Entertainment has acquired for an undisclosed amount. It's not just a rebrand, with parent company Zordix making a series of changes that brings its various publishing and development companies together.

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New studio Wildlight Entertainment formed by triple-A game veterans

Game Developer

More and more triple-A developers are breaking off to form their own independent studios.

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Focus Entertainment adds ex-Bethesda dev Sean Brennan as CEO

Game Developer

According to Focus, bringing Brennan on as CEO will help the company grow and achieve its own dreams of being a more high-profile publisher.

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Focus Entertainment will publish indie dev Mad About Pandas' next game

Game Developer

With Mad About Pandas, Focus continues its goal of becoming another big name publisher in the games space.

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ERA: games remained biggest home entertainment industry in the UK in 2022

GamesIndustry.biz

Video games remained the largest home entertainment sector in the UK in 2022, according to the Digital Entertainment and Retail Association's annual report. The UK home entertainment market is estimated to have reached £11.1 billion in revenue last year, ERA reported, including music, video, and games sales. to £4.43