Two of Japan’s most prominent videogame companies had drastically different fiscal years, with Square Enix breaking records and Sega Sammy struggling.
This adorable redux offers plentiful opportunities for cuteness, but not imagination, writes Jini Maxwell.
Housemarque's foray into the roguelike genre feels like the natural progression of their high score-chasing arcade roots.
Ubisoft, the videogame publisher known for Assassin’s Creed and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six, has recorded its highest-ever sales in the last year.
EA's numbers are slightly down from last year, but its lauded free-to-play shooter Apex Legends has broken records.
Fellow Traveller, an Australian game publishing house, has earned a number of nominations at the Independent Game Festival awards.
Nintendo has posted its highest financial year profits ever, thanks to strong sales of Animal Crossing and the Nintendo Switch.
Nintendo’s foray into experimental creativity and education continues, announcing Game Builder Garage for Nintendo Switch.
Sony has invested in the popular communication software company, with the aim to create integration with PlayStation consoles.
Microsoft has updated its position on PC gaming and increased the revenue share for developers on its PC storefront.