Disruptive new technology is always controversial – but Nintendo's decision to steer clear of generative AI is based on hard-nosed business logic, not high-minded creative ideas
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The studio was reportedly shuttered at the end of June
Embracer-owned studio Piranha Bytes has been shut down
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Continuing our Playable Futures series on how games tech is benefitting other sectors, Speech Graphics CEO Gregor Hofer shares its facial animation tools are having a profound impact on healthcare
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The average basic salary in the UK games industry is over £8,000 higher for men than it is for women, according to this salary benchmarking study https://lnkd.in/ebwEFaNN
Brightmine: UK games industry's gender pay gap is 17.1%
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Blumhouse Games on its plans to release nine small budget, low risk, high potential horror games within three years https://lnkd.in/e55yWFG4
Blumhouse Games is more than a year ahead of schedule
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Neurodiversity will be one of the key topics being discussed at the GI HR Summit in September. https://lnkd.in/emDkjuRS
Ubisoft to discuss neurodiversity at the GamesIndustry.biz HR Summit
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For the past three weeks, GI Sprint has brought together experts to discuss how developers can make games cheaper, faster and better - and you can find all of it (plus the top tips) right here:
Everything we learned from GI Sprint
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The latest GI Microcast is available to download or watch now, reporting back from Gamescom Latam and discussing the benefits of smarter game delays
Gamescom Latam and smart game delays | Microcast
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Eight laid off at Project N as video games marketing agency focuses on a "smaller set of services" leading with video
Network N lays off eight from games marketing agency Project N
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