Take-Two reported the results of the second fiscal quarter. The publisher’s revenue grew 74%, driven in part by the launch of the new installments in the Borderlands and NBA franchises.

Earlier this year we launched Publisher Wanted. It’s a platform for game developers and publishers. The former can use it to let the gaming world know about their projects, and the latter can find a promising title. We have rounded up some of the best games available on the platform so that they can get the attention they deserve. This week, we’ll tell you about three projects in different genres and for different platforms, but the…

Guerrilla Games managing director and co-founder Hermen Hulst has become new head of Worldwide Studios.

China has extended its campaign against excessive gaming to mobile and introduced an age rating system. Yesterday, the State Administration of Press and Publications (SAPP) published new rules regulating time and money that users can spend on games.

Supercell’s Rush Wars, soft-launched three months ago, will close on November 30, 2019. All IAPs have already been disabled.

The Belarusian gaming giant has partnered with Gearbox Publishing for its first retail release. Wargaming’s World of Warships: Legends is getting a physical Firepower Deluxe Edition for PS4 and Xbox One.

To stream on Steam or not to stream? That is the question posed on Twitter by Mike Rose of No More Robots.

For our friends at law firm Semenov&Pevzner, the video games industry is something of a courtroom drama, if not a legal thriller. Exclusively for Game World Observer, the firm’s IP lawyers have put together a rundown of two years’ worth of video game lawsuits.

Tiny Money from two Israel-based artists, Dor Bar and Shachar Peters, is a stop motion clay animation game in the vein of 1998 classic The Neverhood. The game is still in development. We caught up with Dor Bar to discuss the studio’s debut project.

While most games these days embrace colorblind accessibility through adding colorblind modes, one title doesn’t need it.

The latest update brought about a major landing page redesign that makes it easier for users to navigate among recently played games, friends activity, collections, and technical support. Developers can now use the new Events feature to let players know about changes made to the game, ongoing challenges, and other stuff. But it’s not all the Steam has been up to as of late.

Blizzard lost one of its esports sponsors, Mitsubishi Motors. The company decided to pull its dollars in response to how Blizzard treated Chung ‘blitzchung’ Ng Wai, who openly supported Hong Kong protestors during an official Hearthstone livestream.

Ninja Theory is the studio behind 2017 hit Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice. The game follows a protagonist who must struggle with her psychosis to overcome physical and psychological threats. Despite its experimental nature, the title found commercial success.

Sony published its Q2 (July-Sept) fiscal year 2019 report. Here’s how the company did in Game & Network Services segment.

Want your game to sell well on Steam? Just use the store’s features! That’s what the makers of The End Is Nigh did. Once they added Steam Workshop, the sales jumped 1000%.

Gaming giant Electronic Arts has signed an agreement with Valve. Under the new deal, EA games will be available on Steam. Again.

Users are review bombing Call of Duty: Modern Warfare on Metacritic over the game’s depiction of the Russian forces. Currently, the title holds the user-generated score of 2.4 out of 10.

The trade war between China and the United States is gaining momentum. Its next victim may be TikTok, one of the most popular mobile apps in the US.

GameClub, a subscription platform for the classic iOS titles, arrived on iOS in the US. For the familiar $4.99 per month, the subscribers can access the curated library of 50 iOS hits that had been previously rendered unplayable after Apple dropped support for 32-bit devices.