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EA facing class action lawsuit over Ultimate Team loot boxes

August 18th, 2020, 22:17 Posted By: wraggster

A class action lawsuit has been filed against Electronic Arts, asserting that the Ultimate Team mode in its sports games breaks gambling law.
The lawsuit has been filed in the Northern District of California, and specifically cites the state's gambling laws as proof that games such as FIFA and Madden should be governed by them.
The plaintiff is one Kevin Ramirez, who represents a proposed class of more than 100 other individuals, according to court documents seen by VGC.
He is calling for a jury trial and damages of $5 million.
The case claims EA "relies on creating addictive behaviours in consumers to generate huge revenues."
Ramirez himself assets Ultimate Team compelled him to spend money, having spent more than $600 in both FIFA and Madden since 2011.
"EA's Ultimate Team packs are loot boxes," the case reads. "Buying the packs are nothing more than a gambling bet.

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Animal Crossing is Japan's best-selling game of the year so far

August 15th, 2020, 00:02 Posted By: wraggster

A list of 2020's best-selling video games in Japan has emerged and Animal Crossing: New Horizons is comfortably topping the charts with more than five million units shifted.
The figures come from data released by Famitsu, offering insight into the Japanese video games market for the first six months of the year.
The report only takes physical games and download cards into account. It shows that Animal Crossing sold more than five times as many copies at retail as the next biggest title, Final Fantasy 7 Remake, which shifted an estimated 931,165 copies.
New Horizons broke sales records for Switch in Japan at launch, becoming the console's fastest-selling game to date, and has since been confirmed as the best-selling Switch game of all time in Japan.
Famitsu also shared market figures for revenues generated at retail. Consumers spent ¥95.47 billion ($905 million) on software and ¥79.3 billion ($751.9 million) on hardware.
This amounts to a combined ¥174.8 billion ($1.6 billion) spent at games retail during the first six months of the year.
Both hardware and software show significant increases from the first half of 2019, when software made ¥73.99 billion ($701.4 million) and hardware generated ¥66.1 billion ($626.7 million). The total revenue for H1 2019 was ¥140 billion ($1.3 billion)

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US homes with a console jump 31% year-over-year, says Comscore

August 14th, 2020, 23:58 Posted By: wraggster

Dedicated game consoles are an increasingly common fixture in American households, according to Comscore's 2020 State of Gaming Report.
The media tracking firm reported that 38 million US households had a console in May, up 31% from the 29 million it found in May 2019.
The COVID-19 pandemic no doubt played a part in that jump, as console hardware sales surged as much of the US began sheltering in place and alternative entertainment options were shut down.
The report specifically contrasted the growth in gaming website views since major US pro sports leagues were halted in March with a mirrored decline in sports website views through May.

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China updating real name verification for video games in September

August 14th, 2020, 23:50 Posted By: wraggster

Niko Partners analyst Daniel Ahmad reports the use of real name verification in games has been in force in China since 2007.
In a tweet, he described this as "an update to an existing system at the national level to ensure all video game companies are [compliant] with the new system."
The article below has been amended accordingly.
Original Story: China is preparing to roll out an update for its state-run authentication system that requires consumers to log into video games with their real names.
The South China Morning Post reports this is part of ongoing efforts to limit the amount of time children and young people spend playing.
The system was introduced back in 2007, according to Niko Partners, and new developments were shared by the Communist Party's Central Publicity Department at ChinaJoy on Friday.
The Department's Feng Shixin said the update will be implemented in September, and developers and publishers will be asked in batches to ensure their games adhere to the new rules.
There are no further details on how the updated system will work, but some Chinese games firms already operate their own identification verification process.
Tencent introduced this for its flagship title Honor of Kings back in 2018, checking player identities against police records to restrict the amount of time minors spent playing the game. The SCMP reports the game has since had a facial recognition system added.

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Gayming Magazine launching LGBTQ games awards next year

August 14th, 2020, 23:49 Posted By: wraggster

Online games media outlet Gayming Magazine has announced it will host the Gayming Awards next year, positioned as the first games awards ceremony with an LGBTQ focus.
The event aims to celebrate industry efforts to champion the LGBTQ world through video games, as well as support talent from those communities.
Voting will take place through November and December, with a panel of over 20 LGBTQ judges ready to select the winners.
The winners of the streamer and readers awards will be voted for by the site's readership.

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UK Charts: Nintendo Switch accounts for six of the Top Ten

August 14th, 2020, 23:15 Posted By: wraggster

Nintendo Switch dominated in yet another quiet week for the UK games retail market.
This year's biggest hit game, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, is back at No.1 after an 11-week absence. The game has been a mainstay in the charts since its launch in March. Last week, Nintendo revealed Animal Crossing sales have exceeded 20 million globally, making it the Switch's second best-selling game after just over three months on shelves.
In total there are six Switch-only games in the UK physical retail Top Ten. The others being Mario Kart 8: Deluxe at No.3, Minecraft on Switch at No.5, Paper Mario: The Origami King at No.7, Ring Fit Adventure at No.9 and 51 Worldwide Games at No.10.
Last week's No.1, PS4 exclusive Ghost of Tsushima, slips to No.2 after a 46% sales drop. Meanwhile, FIFA 20 is now back in the Top Ten at No.4 after some price discounting at retail. EA's game was at No.19 last week, and unusually disappeared from the Top 40 entirely for two weeks before that.
In fact, FIFA isn't the only EA game where this has happened. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is at No.20 after several weeks out of the Top 40, while Need for Speed: Heat has returned at No.16. Both enjoyed a bump in sales of 78% and 91% respectively. It's possible these games suffered from distribution and stock issues.
There was just one new game in the charts this week in the form of Fast & Furious: Crossroads, which limps over the line at No.17. The game is from Project CARS developer Slightly Mad Studios (now owned by Codemasters) and published by Bandai Namco. Its performance seems disappointing, although this data only tracks physical game sales and does not include digital.

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Amazon rebrands Twitch Prime to Prime Gaming

August 14th, 2020, 23:11 Posted By: wraggster

Amazon has rebranded Twitch Prime to Prime Gaming as part of a move to broaden its audience and appeal across a wider audience and more platforms.
The naming convention has already switched over on the official landing page for the service, though the nuances of Prime Gaming remain the same: the service is bundled with Amazon Prime, which costs $12.99 a month, and includes free games and in-game rewards for a number of titles each month, as well as a single free channel subscription each month on Twitch and exclusive cosmetic platform rewards.
"It has nothing negative to do about Twitch," said Larry Plotnick, director of Prime Gaming, as reported by The Washington Post.

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US games spending once again reaches record quarterly highs

August 14th, 2020, 23:10 Posted By: wraggster

US games spending reached another record quarterly high for the period running from April to June, according to The NPD Group.
The data firm shared a blog post today announcing that overall consumer spending on games in the US for Q2 reached $11.6 billion, up 30% year-over-year and up 7% from Q1, where $10.9 billion in games spending marked a record Q1 as well.
Video game content made up $10.2 billion of the total, up 28% year-over-year, and was driven by sales of new physical content, digital console and PC content, mobile, and subscription spending.
Leading titles included Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Call of Duty: Warzone, Candy Crush Saga, Candy Crush Soda Saga, Final Fantasy 7: Remake, Grand Theft Auto 5, Mario Kart 8: Deluxe, Minecraft, NBA 2K20, Pokémon Go and The Last of Us: Part 2.
As of June, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare was the best-selling game of the year so far, followed by Animal Crossing: New Horizons and The Last of Us: Part 2.

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New research shows video games improve literacy

August 14th, 2020, 23:03 Posted By: wraggster

A new study by the UK's National Literacy Trust linked video games to improved literacy, creativity, positive communication, empathy and mental wellbeing in young people.
According to this survey, 79% of young people who play video games also read material related to the medium. This includes in-game communications for 40% of the respondents, reviews and blogs for 31%, books for 22%, and fan fiction for 19%.
35% of the respondents also said that playing games made them better readers. This link between gaming and improved literacy was particularly strong for boys and "reluctant readers," the study added.
Games seem to be a good way to engage reluctant readers with stories, with 73% of the respondents who don't like to read saying that playing games helps them feel "more part of a story" than reading a book.
Video games also improve young people's creativity through writing, the research found. 63% of young people playing games also write about them. That includes video game scripts for 28% of them, advice to help others for 22% of them, fan fiction for 11%, and blogs or reviews for 8%.

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Games dominated UK entertainment sales during initial months of lockdown

August 14th, 2020, 22:57 Posted By: wraggster

Video games were the most purchased entertainment products during the first 12 weeks of lockdown measures in the UK.
A new report from the Entertainment Retailers' Association shows that, while Disney had the two best-selling products, the rest of the chart was dominated by video games.
From March 23 go June 13, three of the top five best-selling entertainment items were video games: FIFA 20, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Grand Theft Auto 5, respectively.
They were outsold only by the home releases of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker and Frozen 2.
Video games accounted for half the top ten best-selling product, and 21 positions in the Top 40.

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F1 2020 overtakes The Last of Us Part 2 at No.1 | UK Charts

July 20th, 2020, 22:46 Posted By: wraggster

F1 2020 is this week's No.1 in the UK physical retail charts.
The annual racing series by Codemasters enjoyed its biggest opening week since 2017, with launch boxed sales up 22% over last year's entry.
The game may have been buoyed by the restart of the F1 racing series following its hiatus due to the lockdown.
It does mean that the The Last of Us Part 2 ends its stay at the summit after three consecutive weeks at No.1. In fact, the PS4 game dropped in sales 48% week-on-week and slips to No.3, behind Animal Crossing: New Horizons at No.2.
Last week's big new release, Marvel's Iron Man VR, takes a fall from No.2 to No.9 after a 75% drop in sales week-on-week. The game is still tracking well ahead of last year's big PlayStation VR release, Blood & Truth. PSVR games do tend to bounce back in the charts whenever the hardware is discounted at retail.
Speaking of games that bounce up and down the charts depending on hardware performance, Mario Kart 8: Deluxe is back at No.4 after a 50% spike in boxed sales week-on-week. The game tends to perform strongly whenever Nintendo Switch consoles come back in stock, particularly the standard model (as opposed to the Lite version).
Lower down the charts, there are a couple of other new releases for Nintendo Switch. At No.21, you will find Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town, which is a remake of a popular Harvest Moon game that was released on Game Boy Advance in 2003.

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Three-quarters of all US households include someone who plays video games

July 20th, 2020, 22:41 Posted By: wraggster

More than 214 million people in the US in 2020 play video games at least one hour per week, and three-quarters of all US households include at least one person who plays video games.
That's according to the ESA's 2020 Essential Facts About the Video Game Industry report, which includes data from a July 2020 survey of 4,000 Americans conducted by Ipsos.
It concludes that 64% of US adults, and 70% of those in the US under age 18 play video games regularly, with 38% of all gamers falling into the 18-34 age range and 21% under the age of 18. 6% of gamers are 65 or older.
That makes approximately 169 million gaming adults in the US -- up from 164 million reported in 2019.
By gender breakdown, the survey reports that 41% of all gamers in the US are women -- down from 44% last year and 45% in 2018.
The gender split seems to fluctuate evenly from year to year -- with additional data from the ESA shared with GamesIndustry.biz demonstrating that the percentage of women who play games in the US has bounced between 44% and 41% over the last five years.
And according to data shared by AbleGamers, there are around 46 million video game players in the United States with disabilities.

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GameStop will require face masks for customers; reportedly won't enforce it

July 20th, 2020, 22:35 Posted By: wraggster

GameStop has announced it is requiring all customers to wear face masks to slow the spread of COVID-19, but reportedly will not allow employees to enforce the policy.
In a press release today, GameStop said it will begin to implement its new requirement on July 27, to give the company time to inform customers of the change through signage and training for store employees.
However, according to employees speaking to Kotaku, they will not be able to enforce the policy by refusing service to customers who don't wear masks.

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Google blocks anti-fascist game for containing references to Nazis

July 20th, 2020, 22:33 Posted By: wraggster

Google Play has blocked a game about the Nazi occupation of Czechoslovakia from releasing on its platform in Germany, France, Austria, and Russia.
Originally released on PC two years ago, Attentat 1942 from Charles Games was developed with historians at the Czech Academy of Sciences.
The game sells itself as a historically accurate story, told from the perspective of survivors of Nazi oppression.
However, in an email to Charles Games, Google said Attentat 1942 had been rejected because it includes references to Nazis.
The first rejection came on July 7 after the developer spent six months porting the game to mobile, with Google saying it contained content that was "prohibited" in these regions.
Until 2018, Germany enforced a blanket ban against Nazi iconography in games, and many titles such as Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus were altered to meet certain standards.

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Metacritic now delays user reviews until more than 24 hours after games launch

July 20th, 2020, 22:31 Posted By: wraggster

Metacritic has changed the way its user reviews system works for games, now preventing people from adding their own ratings until more than day after a title launches.
The change appears to have first been noticed by members of the ResetEra forums earlier this month. A post showed that the PlayStation 4 version of indie puzzle game Superliminal was not open to user reviews until 12pm PST on July 9, 2020, despite the game launching on July 7.
Forbes confirmed this with a screenshot of the reviews page for last week's Ghost of Tsushima, which showed user reviews were blocked until 12pm PST on July 18, approximately 36 hours after its launch on July 17.
Both instances bear the message: "Please spend time playing the game."
The change is believed to be a reaction to the ongoing use of user reviews as a form of protest from some consumers. Metacritic users have been known to post reviews on the day of release, and sometimes even before, often with negative comments and scores to bring the user rating down.
The most recent example was PS4 exclusive The Last of Us Part 2, which has sparked controversy among certain corners of the series fanbase due to some of the story decisions made and the content of leaks that emerged ahead of the game's launch.
In Forbes' example, the user score stood at 3.4 out of 10 based on more than 5,000 reviews, despite the critics' average score amounting to 95 out of 100. At the time of writing, the user score has risen slightly to 5.5 based on more than 130,000 user reviews.
Review-bombing is a common form of protest on online games sites. Last year, Valve attempted to prevent it on Steam by marking a flood of new negative reviews for the seven-year-old Borderlands 2 as 'off-topic review activity.'
The reviews followed complaints that Borderlands 3 would be temporarily exclusive to Epic Games Store.
Update: Metacritic has responded to GamesIndustry.biz and confirmed the change, adding that it only applies to the games section and not other forms of entertainment.

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Ring Fit Adventure sprints to the US top 10 in June thanks to stock increase

July 20th, 2020, 22:30 Posted By: wraggster

The Last of Us Part 2's debut led another big month for video game software sales in the US, supported by the usual cadre of Nintendo Switch titles -- including the return of Ring Fit Adventure to store shelves.
According to The NPD Group's data and analysis by Mat Piscatella, overall spending on games in June was up 26% year-over-year to $1.2 billion, the highest June spending's been since 2009.
Specifically, hardware spending was down in June by 17% year-over-year to $191 million, with the Nintendo Switch continuing its trend as the best-selling console in both unit and dollar sales.
Accessories sales, however, were up 29% year-over-year to $417 million, with new dollar sales records across multiple categories including gamepads, headsets, steering wheels, and controller enhancements. The Xbox Elite Series 2 Wireless Controller was both the best-selling accessory for the month and for 2020 so far.
Finally, in software, dollar sales in June were up 49% year-over-year to $570 million -- the highest total for a June month since 2010.
By title, The Last of Us: Part 2 debuted at No.1 and is now the third best-selling game of the year, behind Call of Duty: Modern Warfare at No.1 and Animal Crossing: New Horizons at No.2. Final Fantasy VII Remake was bumped to No.4 year-to-date.
Additionally, The Last of Us: Part 2 reached both the highest launch month dollar sales of any 2020 new release so far, and the second-highest launch month dollar sales for a Sony-published game in history, second only to Marvel's Spider-Man.
Ring Fit Adventure saw an enormous leap, from No.835 last month to No.7 thanks to significant increases in stock following a long period of unavailability due to COVID-19 impacts on hardware production and high demand due to stay-at-home orders.

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Konami will not release a full PES 2021

July 15th, 2020, 20:40 Posted By: Shrygue

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Konami has called off its expected plan to launch a full version of PES 2021, to focus on a full next-gen version due next year.

A "season update" to PES 2020 will be sold instead, Konami explained, for "an affordable anniversary price".

While Konami is skimping on this year's release, the developer is hard at work on a version designed for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X that will move the game's engine over to Unreal.

A short clip released alongside today's announcement shows famous footballer Messi reproduced in Unreal, giving the camera a little smile.

"This title is being developed with an updated engine that will enable us to dazzle you with staggering improvements to all areas of the game," Konami wrote of next year's effort. "Expect more realistic player models and animations, enhanced physics, photorealistic visuals, and much much more.

"We recognise that many of you are enthusiastic for new myClub and Master League content, and we are also excited to share that large updates are in the works for both of these modes.

"Currently, we aim to begin testing of our next-gen title sometime in mid-2021, with an estimated release date later in the same year."

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The Last of Us Part 2 holds firm as Iron Man VR debuts at No.2 UK Charts

July 6th, 2020, 22:16 Posted By: wraggster

There are two Sony games at the summit of the UK charts this week, with Marvel's Iron Man VR debuting at No.2.
The title performed well in its first week, but couldn't do enough to end the dominance of Sony's other recent big hit, The Last of Us Part 2. The action horror game retains its No.1 position despite a 53% drop in sales week-on-week.
Iron Man was the only new boxed release in the charts this week, although the continued stock clearance of classic 3DS games continues to have an impact. Bravely Second: End Layer is still in the top five at No.4, and has now sold more in two weeks than in the previous four years. Meanwhile, Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer has returned at No.13 and Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash is back at No.34.

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PlayStation unseats Nintendo in June with The Last of Us Part 2 l UK Charts

July 3rd, 2020, 22:48 Posted By: wraggster

PlayStation dominated June thanks to the release of The Last of Us Part 2, according to the latest GfK market data.
The game was comfortably the No.1 boxed title of the month, selling more copies than the rest of the top ten combined.
The action horror game, alongside continued strong sales of The Last of Us Remastered, Spider-Man, Days Gone, Horizon: Zero Dawn and God of War, meant that Sony unseated Nintendo as the UK's biggest games publisher for the month. Over 29% of all boxed games sold in the UK during June were published by Sony, with the company also generating 37% of the month's boxed software revenue.
The next highest charting new boxed game was Nintendo's Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition at No.10, followed by another Nintendo title, 51 Worldwide Games, at No.13.
Overall it was a big month for boxed sales, with 1.24 million games sold during the period. That's a rise of almost 44% over May, which was notable for lacking any major new releases. June is the second biggest month of the year for game sales after March.
It was also a strong month for console sales, with sales up 41% during June compared with the same period the year before. Sales of consoles have been very strong since the start of the lockdown caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, things do appear to be slowing, with console sales down 12% compared with May. The UK began easing lockdown restrictions during June, with an increase in people returning to work.

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3DS, SpongeBob SquarePants and The Last of Us Part 2 lead UK Charts

June 29th, 2020, 17:17 Posted By: wraggster

It's an unusual UK boxed chart this week, with several 3DS titles making the top 40.
The No.1 game, however, is far from surprising. PS4 exclusive The Last of Us Part 2 holds No.1 for a second consecutive week. Sales of the game dropped 80% week-on-week, which is a heavy fall, but not unusual for a game that sold as strongly as this one did in its first week, when it eclipsed Uncharted 4's debut to become the fastest-selling PS4 exclusive.
By comparison, Uncharted 4 dropped 78% in sales during its second week. It's worth noting that this is purely boxed sales, and digital download sales have increased significantly since Uncharted 4 was released in 2016, therefore comparisons between the two games need to be taken in that context.
There are actually two The Last of Us games in the top ten this week, with The Last of Us: Remastered at No.9 after an 82% rise in sales week-on-week.
Now onto the surprising game at No.2 -- Bravely Second: End Layer, the 3DS title by Square Enix. The RPG sold three times more physical copies last week than when it was released in February 2016, and its all-time boxed sales have practically doubled in one week. This is because the game was heavily reduced in price at UK retailer Argos, where the game could be bought for £2.49 (with the limited edition for £3.99).

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Spider-Man: Miles Morales is PS5's biggest launch game as Call of Duty grabs No.1
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War was the real No.1 last week
The $70 AAA price point
Survey finds growing harassment among US gamers
PlayStation 5 sold almost six times as many units as Xbox Series X|S in Japan
Next-gen consoles have few answers to Argentina's longstanding reliance on piracy
How will the Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5 benefit indies?
BAFTA announces 2020 Breakthrough participants
Assassin's Creed Valhalla beats Call of Duty in race for No.1
Oxford University study shows video games can benefit well-being and mental health
FIFA 21 debuts at No.1 in the US for October in a first for the franchise
Digital console spending up 40% last month thanks to wave of big releases
2020 is already a record year for games investment
Amazon patents method of grouping toxic players together online
Watch Dogs: Legion knocks down FIFA 21 | UK Digital Charts
Everyone Can: The UK charity helping disabled people to play games
FIFA 21 and Star Wars: Squadrons come out top in October
NPD says US consumers spent a record amount on games in Q3
The National Videogame Museum reopens this weekend
The silver linings in the clouds of 2020
UK Charts: PGA Tour 2K21 lands at No.2
UK Charts: EA Sports UFC 4 battles to No.1
Stacking the deck against the new console launches
EA facing class action lawsuit over Ultimate Team loot boxes
Animal Crossing is Japan's best-selling game of the year so far
US homes with a console jump 31% year-over-year, says Comscore
China updating real name verification for video games in September
Gayming Magazine launching LGBTQ games awards next year
UK Charts: Nintendo Switch accounts for six of the Top Ten
Amazon rebrands Twitch Prime to Prime Gaming
US games spending once again reaches record quarterly highs
New research shows video games improve literacy
Games dominated UK entertainment sales during initial months of lockdown
F1 2020 overtakes The Last of Us Part 2 at No.1 | UK Charts
Three-quarters of all US households include someone who plays video games
GameStop will require face masks for customers; reportedly won't enforce it
Google blocks anti-fascist game for containing references to Nazis
Metacritic now delays user reviews until more than 24 hours after games launch
Ring Fit Adventure sprints to the US top 10 in June thanks to stock increase
Konami will not release a full PES 2021
The Last of Us Part 2 holds firm as Iron Man VR debuts at No.2 UK Charts
PlayStation unseats Nintendo in June with The Last of Us Part 2 l UK Charts
3DS, SpongeBob SquarePants and The Last of Us Part 2 lead UK Charts
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Chinese console market to grow to $2.15bn by 2024
Australian games industry valued at $3.6b in 2019
NPD: May US game sales jump 52%
The Last of Us Part 2 smashes sales records | UK Charts
Digital games spending reaches $10.2b in May as COVID-19 restrictions relax
Twitch will issue permanent suspensions to abusers on its platform
Global games market value to reach $159bn in 2020
Ring Fit Adventure at No.2 following stock boost l UK Charts
UK government to call for evidence that loot boxes should be classed as gambling
Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition takes No.1 | UK Charts
YouTube now the top mobile game discovery path for kids
Study highlights gender gaps in gaming preferences
UK boxed games market delivers strongest April in five years
EA renews NFL, NFLPA deal
NPD: US console sales in April up 163% to $420m
UK Charts: Maneater debuts at No.6 as Nintendo dominates
ChinaJoy still taking place despite pandemic
Hong Kong will re-open arcades this week
Tokyo Game Show 2020 cancelled
UK Charts: Animal Crossing: New Horizons sales surge 135%
GDC Summer becomes a fully-digital event
EA goes forward with digital event in early June
Gaming viewership, playtime surged in China under lockdown
Getting parents into games with Netflix-style lists
Coronavirus-themed game pulled from Steam in China
Over 85,000 games made available for free to NHS workers
Call of Duty: Warzone off to strong start in China's March streaming rankings
Animal Crossing: New Horizons returns to No.1 in the UK
Wolfenstein: The Board Game raises $480,000 on Kickstarter
GameStop starts re-opening stores closed by COVID-19
UK Charts: Physical game sales plunge 43%
UK games spending dipped to £5.35bn in 2019 ahead of next-gen consoles
Keywords reports strong 2019 performance amid COVID-19 doubts
Recession's impact on next-gen consoles to be felt "later in 2021," says analyst
Konami indefinitely delays PES Euro 2020 DLC, cancels boxed edition
PUBG Global Series cancelled, digital competition to replace it
WWE 2K21 reportedly cancelled in favour of new game
UK Charts: Final Fantasy 7 Remake is No.1 as boxed market grows again
Over 1m boxed games sold in the UK in three weeks
League of Legends players raised $6m for charities they'll pick
The industry mines for '90s nostalgia
Japanese ratings board stops assigning ratings
Gaming hours, spend, digital purchases up as COVID-19 keeps players inside
Electronic Arts pledges up to $2m in match-funded support for COVID-19 relief
A pandemic proved that esports is more vital than ever for entertainment
GameStop ordered to close Boston store after violating lockdown
UK developers work with government to fight COVID-19
Coronavirus reportedly delays Amazon's game streaming service Project Tempo into 2021
UK retailer Game furloughs staff with full pay through April
Researchers turn to PC gamers for help with COVID-19 Update
Gamescom to be held "at least in digital format" in August
Wonder Woman's Director Reveals The Real Reason She Quit Thor: The Dark World
Marvel's Avengers Pre-Orders: Bonuses, Special Editions, And Bundles
Strong week for UK physical game sales despite lockdown
Games industry rallies in fight against COVID-19
Industry launches #PlayApartTogether in fight against COVID-19 pandemic
All hail Nintendo's animal overlords
Superdata: February digital game spending up 4%
UK games retail shifts online as government orders closure of all non-essential store
How Amazon Web Services is powering some of the world's biggest video games
COVID-19 "threatens the very existence" of National Videogame Museum
Sony and Microsoft are playing different card games
Gaming and live streaming rise globally amid COVID-19 crisis
A short history of banned games in Germany
Pokémon Sword and Shield remain top-sellers in Japan months after release
UK Monthly Report: GTA V reigns again as The Division 2 bounces back in February
February US sales down 29%, says NPD
UK Charts: Nioh 2 takes No.1 as Mario Kart 8 races up the charts
Assassin's Creed Unity was one of the best-selling games in the world last month
UK Charts: Pokémon Mystery Dungeon debuts at No.1
UK Charts: Two Point Hospital debuts at No.2
Six ways video game composers are missing out on money
TIGA principles for protecting players are quietly radical
National Videogame Museum launches new games preservation initiative
Fortnite and FIFA honoured at the Game Shaker Awards 2020
UK Monthly Report: GTA V and Nintendo Switch Lite shine in quiet January
Pokemon Home first week downloads reached 1.3m
UK Charts: Bayonetta and Vanquish return to Top Ten
Activision goes after Reddit to expose Call of Duty leaker
ESA names 10 companies still attending E3
Disney wants developers to "reimagine" its IP for video games
NPD: January sales down 26% year-over-year
UK Charts: PS4 exclusives Yakuza and Dreams crack Top Ten
Activision Blizzard pulls all games from GeForce Now a week after launch
UK Charts: FIFA 20 reclaims No.1 and Ring Fit Adventure re-enters Top Five
UK spend on Video Games Tax Relief rose to record £582.6m in 2019
The games industry continues to rally behind Australian bushfire relief
Are gamers scarier than biker gangs?
EA planning to publish 14 games next fiscal year
UK trade bodies respond to points-based immigration proposal
Fate/Grand Order just passed $4 billion in revenue
Grand Theft Auto V and Red Dead Redemption 2 have sold a combined 150m units
UK Charts: The Witcher 3 rises as Dragon Ball holds No.1
Console tariff off the table as tensions ease between US and China
Atari wants to open gaming hotels in at least eight US cities
US game content revenues hit $35.4 billion in 2019, say NPD and ESA
What new console features are important to gamers?
NHS mental health director calls for loot box ban
Dragon Ball Z and 3DS conquer latest UK Charts

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