AMD’s Q2 2021 revenue grew 99% to $3.85B on market share gains
Advanced Micro Devices reported its revenues and earnings for the second quarter ended June 30 exceeded expectations, with revenue growing 99% to $3.85 billion....
Ultimate Rivals: The Court wants to be the ‘What If?’ of sports games
The concept behind Ultimate Rivals: The Court reminds me of playing with my action figures as a kid: The forces of the Empire would...
Activision Blizzard employees to protest leadership with walkout
Employees at Activision Blizzard are staging a walkout to protest the company leadership’s response to being sued by the California Department of Fair Employment...
Cris Tales review: Time is on your side (update)
I dig alternate history stories, but I’m not always a fan of time-travel tales. It can get confusing, and often, time travel becomes either...
Discord improves conversations by finally adding threads
Discord conversations can often get into the hundreds of messages, and to simplify that chatter, the company is launching “threads.” And as simple as...
Game Devs of Color Expo remains all-virtual when it kicks off September
The Game Devs of Color Expo will take place as an online-only event from September 23 to September 27. The sixth annual event will...
Why ex-Sony boss Shawn Layden is helping Streamline Media Group go global
Streamline Media Group is a game services company in Malaysia and the U.S., and it’s giving itself a boost in the global gaming market...
Eloelo raises $2.1M for creator-led social gaming platform in India
Eloelo, a startup that is India’s fastest growing creator-led live social gaming platform, has raised $2.1 million in funding. Founded in August 2020 by...
Plitch is trying to make game cheats normal again
[iframe src=”https://anchor.fm/how-games-make-money/embed/episodes/How-Plitch-is-trying-to-bring-back-game-cheats-e1521mk” height=”102px” width=”700px” frameborder=”0″ scrolling=”no”] A quarter of a century ago, cheating in video games was normal. A generation of video game fans...
Why Jam City canceled its $1.2B SPAC
Mobile game publisher Jam City decided to call off its plan to go public via a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) because of “current...