VERACITY IN GAMING
VERACITY IN GAMING
Nekopara After: La Vraie Famille was delayed from launching on its initial release date, and its publishers have been waiting for a response from Valve for over 40 days.
The activist investment fund targeting Square Enix has raised its stake to over 10%, causing the company's share price to soar.
Atelier series general producer Junzo Hosoi talks about the upcoming turn-based RPG Atelier Resleriana and the dev team's stance on user feedback.
Recent Dead or Alive Xtreme titles haven't been available outside of Japan and certain Asian countries, but demand for them is strong.
Tencent not only owns a large stake in Shift Up, but it also publishes their mobile games globally, meaning significant revenue is generated through Tencent.
Bandai Namco Studios seems to already be training new staff on how to use the new proprietary game engine.
Amidst Japan's severe post-Covid shortage in animators, Capcom is determined to acquire more talent in the field.
The former Metal Slug dev team, now active as Kohachi Studio, will finally release Yo-Kai Buster: Navinosuke, a lost project from 20 years ago.
Bandai Namco Entertainment plans to invest in both Japanese and international game studios to publish "high-quality" games.
Kohachi Studio, an indie development studio that's home to Metal Slug and R-Type creators, is bringing back a lost project.
The 2004 arcade-style shooter Gradius 5 can no longer be purchased on PS3, and Konami says a future re-release could be problematic.
Colopl, developer of White Cat Project and Tsukuyomi: The Divine Hunter, says 80% of its staff uses generative AI.