TIGA publishes UK immigration guide, reiterates call to waive visas for Ukrainians
"EU countries have waived visa rules for Ukrainian refugees, the UK should be equally generous and establish a similar scheme"
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Marie Dealessandri, Features Editor
Marie Dealessandri joined GamesIndustry.biz as its first Academy writer in October 2019. After living and working as a journalist in France and Canada, she entrenched herself in the UK games industry in 2015, working for B2B magazine MCV. She can be found occasionally tweeting @mariedeal, usually on a loop about Baldur’s Gate and the Dead Cells soundtrack.
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"Our IT teams are working with leading external experts to investigate the issue," firm says
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UK games industry still predominantly young, white, and male
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Trio of Activision Blizzard shareholders reportedly under investigation
Three businessmen with links to Bobby Kotick bought $108 million worth of shares four days before Microsoft acquisition
Lost Ark passes 20m players
Amazon and Smilegate's RPG also reached 1.32 million concurrent users at its peak, the second highest in Steam's history
GMG Union wins fairer contracts for G/O Media workers
After four days of strike, the group secured higher salaries, better parental leave, trans-inclusive healthcare, and more
Inworld AI raises $10 million to create characters for virtual worlds
A beta version of the company's AI characters creator platform is due in Q2
Report: Twitch confronted with staff "exodus" over strategy disagreements
"Twitch's leadership is uncomfortable with mid-level and lower level employees pushing for change," a former employee said
Twitch updates community guidelines to prevent misinformation spread
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This War of Mine has raised almost $700,000 for Ukraine so far
11 Bit Studios previously vowed to donate all profits from the title's sales this week to the Ukrainian Red Cross
ESL bans organisations with ties to Russian government from Pro League
Players from teams affected will still be able to compete "under a neutral name, without representing their country"
Doing accessibility right with Forza Horizon 5
Playground Games discusses how it's made the latest entry in its racing franchise more accessible than ever
Little Orpheus release pushed back "in light of recent world events"
"We recognise some of the game's themes and content may be upsetting to players at this time," publisher Secret Mode says
Riot Games postpones Valorant tournament due to war in Ukraine
"Our number one priority is to support the players, casters, staff and fans affected by the escalating crisis in Ukraine," Riot said
Knockout City leaving EA, going free-to-play
Velan Studios to self-publish the dodgeball title going forward
Tencent pledges to become carbon neutral by 2030
Chinese company to switch to green energy fully by the end of the decade
Sony requests gender discrimination lawsuit to be dismissed
Lawyer says class-action lawsuit filed in November doesn't provide enough evidence
US senator warns Bobby Kotick about undermining unionisation
"I urge you and the management at Raven Software to negotiate in good faith with the workers," she said
Ubisoft cancels Rainbow Six tournament in Abu Dhabi following protest
The August 2022 event will be moved to another region, to be determined at a later date
Activision reportedly delaying 2023's Call of Duty entry
This would the first year without an entry into the shooter franchise since 2005
Uncharted has 4th biggest opening for a game adaptation in the US
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PitStop Productions granted planning permission for sound design creation centre
Located in Barnsley, UK, the facility will create 50 full-time jobs
Video Game History Foundation criticises Nintendo over eShop closures
Organisation says Nintendo is "preventing institutional work to preserve these titles"
Horizon Forbidden West was delayed to avoid crunch
Director Mathijs De Jonge says overtime "very rarely happens" at Guerrilla Games
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