Oh Valley of Plenty: The Witcher games responsible for biggest stock success of past decade
CD Projekt has posted a return of 21,000% since the end of 2009, the biggest surge by far of any stock in the Stoxx Europe 600 Index.
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Epic MegaGrants 2019 results: $13 million invested in 200 studios
Epic Games has already invested $13 million in 3D developers and projects on Unreal Engine. In less than a year, 200 teams received financial support from Epic.
2019 in video games: Spiders’ Jehanne Rousseau on GreedFall, Google Stadia, and AAA auteur games
It’s that time of year again. With Christmas and New Year’s just around the corner, we caught up with Jehanne Rousseau, CEO at French indie studio Spiders, to reflect on what 2019 meant for the company and its latest…
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt surpasses 48K concurrent players on Steam
While the Netflix adaptation of The Witcher saga got an uneven reception from fans, it apparently underscored just how good of a job CD PROJEKT RED did on the IP created by Andrzej Sapkowski.
Facebook rolls out gaming report to reiterate its commitment to video games
Facebook published a report on global trends in video games market. As per its findings, there are two main phenomena defining the industry.
Despite Stadia’s quiet launch, Google reinforces platform with first acquisition
Google announced that it has purchased Montreal-based Typhoon Studios. It will become part of the Stadia team and will work on exclusives for the platform.
Facebook working on its own OS
Facebook is developing its own operating system. Once it’s created, Facebook can move its hardware away from Android.
Wargaming sues former employees. Company seeks $1.69 in damages
Belarusian indie studio BlitzTeam claims Wargaming is suing its former employees over an open source project.
NetEase’s AI allows players to create avatars from selfies
NetEase enabled AI to create lifelike gaming avatars. NetEase’s MMORPG Justice allows players to turn their selfies into in-game models.
Facebook buys cloud gaming firm PlayGiga
Facebook has purchased Spanish cloud gaming company PlayGiga. It cost Facebook $78 million, according to CNBC.