Iraq Bans PUBG and Fortnite Citing Negative Effects
Iraq’s parliament voted this week to ban PUBG and Fortnite, popular online battle royale games, Reuters reports.
Iraq’s parliament voted this week to ban PUBG and Fortnite, popular online battle royale games, Reuters reports.
Kickstarter proudly announced on its blog that backers had pledged over $1 billion to projects in Games category.
Yesterday, the world held its collective breath in disbelief as flames engulfed Notre-Dame, Paris’s and the world’s gothic landmark.
On April 13, Twitch launched its first game, Twitch Sings. It’s a karaoke game allowing users to stream their performances to their channels.
Apple Arcade budget already exceeds $500 million, according to The Financial Times. Unnamed “people involved in the project’s development” indicate that Apple is spending several million dollars on each of 100+ games for Apple Arcade.
Mike Nichols, Xbox chief marketing officer, shared his thoughts about Google’s Stadia with Telegraph. According to him, Google has the infrastructure for streaming but lacks the portfolio of big titles.
On Thursday, Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA) permanently banned the online multiplayer battle royale game PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG), Reuters reports.
Chinese market research company Analysis published a report suggesting MOBA’s decline in popularity among Chinese players. Since 2018, MOBA has moved from the first to the third place in the mobile gaming category. Players’ preferences now lie…
SuperData, a Nielsen’s company specializing in game research across all platforms, has launched Arcade Forecaster. The new tool uses metrics like revenue, monthly active users and in-game spending to evaluate the performance of digital titles. It…
Bethesda’s new mobile title, The Elder Scrolls: Blades, hit App Store a week ago. More than one million iOS users have downloaded the game, Sensor Tower reports.
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