Microsoft, EA, among companies urging Texas to drop anti-trans directive
Governor's order to investigate parents helping trans kids receive gender-affirming healthcare as child abusers "goes against the values of our companies"
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Brendan joined GamesIndustry International in 2012. Based in Toronto, Ontario, he was previously senior news editor at CBS-owned GameSpot in the US.
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Ontario launches $1 million esports scholarship program
Provincial government offering financial assistance to esports players taking courses for the "design, development, marketing and innovation industry"
Blockchain gaming pitches' latest curve ball | This Week in Business
Some people don't like blockchain, so some start-ups are just leaving that part of their business out
Ten years later, Jenova Chen reflects on Journey
ThatGameCompany CEO discusses what the game meant to players and to himself, both personally and professionally
Sony, Rovio pull games over invasion of Ukraine
PlayStation Store offline as Sony halts shipments to Russia; Rovio pulls games, disables IAP in Russia and Belarus
Mass Effect 3's ending blows up | 10 Years Ago This Month
Fans disappointed by RPG's ending vow to Retake Mass Effect, BioWare lets them have it
EA removing Russian national teams from FIFA, NHL 22
Update: Publisher stops selling Russia items within FIFA Ultimate Team saying it was "in line with real world actions taken by our partners at FIFA and UEFA"
GamesIndustry.biz features editor Marie Dealessandri wins Women in Games Journalism Impact award
News editor Danielle Partis included in 2022 She Plays Games 100 list of "inspiring women who are having a positive impact and are pushing boundaries"
Activision Blizzard sued by family of employee who committed suicide
Complaint says sexual harassment played a role, accuses publisher of not fully cooperating with police investigation
Activision Blizzard failed to meet requirement for women board members
Publisher had more than three years to meet three-woman minimum on board of directors, blames noncompliance on Microsoft acquisition talks
EA pulling games and virtual currency sales from Russia and Belarus
FIFA publisher joins the ranks of companies protesting invasion of Ukraine by withholding products
How does Bandcamp fit in with Epic? | This Week in Business
Speculation and conjecture about how the Fortnite maker's latest acquisition -- and some of its past pick-ups -- fit into the metaverse
Microsoft suspends sales to Russia
Xbox maker halting all new products and services in protest of the "unjustified, unprovoked and unlawful invasion by Russia"
What's it like for a game dev in Kyiv?
Alex Molodkin of Ukrainian studio Weasel Token describes life in a city under siege
CD Projekt halts sales to Russia, Belarus
Cyberpunk 2077 and GOG outfit says "commercial entities, when united, have the power to inspire global change…"
Ukraine calls on gaming companies to block players in Russia, Belarus
Deputy prime minister Mykhailo Fedorov also asks Riot, EA, and others to close their Russian offices
Intellivision halts StartEngine investment
Amico maker closes campaign two months and $4.94 million shy of its maximum
Lessons learned from getting an indie publisher off the ground
Untold Tales CEO Maciej Łączny reflects on what went right and wrong in launching the indie publishing outfit
Kotaku and Gizmodo Media Group workers strike
Gaming site staff and counterparts from other sites say G/O Media has refused to provide written counterproposals to good-faith bargaining efforts
Gameloft joins the Playing for the Planet Alliance
Mobile publisher will take part in this year's Green Game Jam and commit to "decarbonation across all scopes of the business"
Mental Health Foundation asks industry to do more for players' wellbeing
Developers encouraged to tackle toxic behavior, boost representation, design for breaks, and encourage reflection
Gabe Newell unconcerned about consolidation
As Steam Deck debuts, Valve head says customer preferences can keep PC an open platform, NFT crowd are "just not people you really are wanting to be doing business with"
The ongoing erosion of exclusivity | This Week in Business
With the reportedly imminent demise of TT Games' Lego deal, we look back on the ebb and flow of exclusive deals in gaming
Crowdfunding becomes the gold rush du jour | 10 Years Ago This Month
Double Fine kicks off a revolution, PlayStation Vita hits shelves, and we discover the Crystal Ball Society
Maximum Games CEO takes over at Zordix
Christina Seelye becomes CEO of Swedish publisher three months after striking deal to be acquired by the company
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