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Creative England appoints Rob Crossley as head of games
"England carries a proud history of producing innovative, inspiring, and influential video games for more than 30 years," said Crossley.
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Konami expects PES sales bounce following critical acclaim
Publisher insists that it won't rest on its laurels as it plots to turn around falling sales of the football series
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Oculus Touch controllers get £190 UK RRP
That brings the total price up to £739 - just £20 short of HTC Vive
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Pokemon Co confirms NX hybrid design; Ubisoft enthusiastic about console
Just Dance is only one of the NX projects in development at Ubisoft
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Read about Dishonored 2, Watch Dogs 2 and Mafia III in this week's free MCV
Featuring interviews with Bethesda, Ubisoft, 2K and more
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Adrift dev urges fans to 'demand' PSVR port
The studio behind virtual reality space adventure Adrift – sorry, Adr1ft – has called on fans to put pressure on the powers that be to have the game greenlit for ...
Oculus Touch controllers get £190 UK RRP
The Oculus Rift’s price advantage over rival HTC Vive has just taken a big hit.
Pokemon Co confirms NX hybrid design; Ubisoft enthusiastic about console
The chief executive of the Pokemon Company has become the first senior industry figure to openly discuss the hybrid design of Nintendo NX.
Bethesda's Hines on Dishonored 2, Prey and the publisher's massive growth
We thought the games industry had moved past the sort of opulent, decadent E3 events like the one Bethesda put on this year.
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Konami expects PES sales bounce following critical acclaim
Its week one physical sales may have been lower, but Konami believes that the quality of PES 2017 will turn things around for its famous football franchise.
Jon Edwards jumps from Konami to PlayStation
PlayStation has bolstered its UK marketing team with Jon Edwards joining as UK product manager.
Creative England appoints Rob Crossley as head of games
Former Develop, CVG and GameSpot editor Rob Crossley has joined Creative England as its new head of games.
Blizzard is ditching the Battle.net name
Battle.net, the long-term identity of Blizzard’s online gaming network, is to drop the name.
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Retail banks on FIFA 17 to rejuvenate stagnant market
Retail buyers are banking on FIFA and Xbox One S to revitalise a struggling physical games market.
Read about Dishonored 2, Watch Dogs 2 and Mafia III in this week's free MCV
This week, MCV speaks to VP of PR and marketing Pete Hines about Bethesda being the world's fastest growing triple-A publisher and how it intends to maintain this status ...
Over $90,000 added to the Capcom Cup prize pool thanks to crowdfunding
The Capcom Cup prize pool has grown by more than $90,000 thanks to crowd funded items introduced to Street Fighter V at EVO.
NBA star Jeremy Lin endorses new Chinese Dota 2 super team
Jeremy Lin, point guard for NBA team the Brooklyn Nets and known Dota fan, has endorsed the new ViCi Gaming J Dota 2 team.
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Dark Souls Remastered apparently hinted at by Miyazaki
Remastered versions of the first two Dark Souls games could be on the cards.
Microsoft: PS4 Pro is not enough to do true 4K
PS4 Pro’s 4.2 teraflops of processing power is not enough to run “true” 4K, Microsoft said.
What do gamers really think of free-to-play?
Last week, MCV revealed that 40 per cent of French, British, German and Spanish players felt that in-game purchases harmed the enjoyment of video games - versus just 13 per ...
Steam reverses some of its recent review changes
After that anger that greeted its recent changes, Valve has further tweaked Steam’s user review system.
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CCP's Hilmar Veigar Pétursson explains the company's London move
The UK games industry can be contrary at the best of times and right now, in the face of Brexit uncertainty, it’s contradicting even the most optimistic of analysts.
MCV Jobs Weekly: PCR boosts editorial team
PCR hires deputy editor and staff writer, British eSports Association scores content director and MLG appoints a new CEO.
Remedy boss Tero Virtala on Quantum Break and the studio's new strategy
Quantum Break was quite an achievement.
Sainsbury's kills its streaming and digital services
UK supermarket Sainsbury’s has called time on its Entertainment on Demand streaming and digital retail service.
Sky invests in Ginx TV
Sky plc has invested £1.55 million in Ginx TV, the company behind Ginx eSports TV, the only 24 hour eSports TV channel in the UK.
Which Western teams are most likely to make it out of the Worlds group stage?
Just about a week remains until 2016 Worlds begins, as 16 of the best League of Legends teams in the world square off for international acclaim and one giant trophy. ...
Meet Miracle-, the man behind the mouse
There’s no doubt that Amer ‘Miracle-’ Al-Barkawi is amongst the elite Dota 2 players in the competitive scene. In our documentary with the Jordanian prodigy, he reveals how his journey ...
Armada Opens Up About the Original Evidence.zip
Many of the top players have borne witness to Leffen's rise over the past few years, but only Armada has been there since the beginning.
From their earliest meeting to ...
No longer underdogs: A look at Digital Chaos, post-TI
A Cinderella story is a sight to behold in any competition, and Digital Chaos embodied that spirit at this year's International.