Helmed by former CCP Games CEO Ivar Kristjansson, 1939 Games is founded on the promise of bringing ‘authentic, premium WWII experiences to gamers.’
While this might be helpful for discoverability, it doesn’t bode well for developers if payment is based on game minutes played, rather than the value of the game itself.
The two new models will reportedly be marketed as ‘premium’ and as a replacement for the 3DS, as Nintendo’s beloved handheld console continues to wind down.
Conflicting announcements fuels confusion surrounding in-game ‘gambling.’
Valve is addressing review bombing and antiquated storefront presentation, but not how much money it’s paying out to devs.
The first edition of State of Play drops on Monday, with more to come throughout the year.
There’s a lot of money being tossed around esports this week.
The company will need to revise its business model if it wants to keep itself out of receivership and bankruptcy.
Apex takes those middle slots on the chart, but is it enough to stay top of mind for battle royale fans?
StudioMDHR’s indie hit Cuphead is coming to the Switch with Xbox Live support.