ZURICH , Nov. 3, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- AirConsole, a globally leading platform for casual games, today announced that they will provide everyone with free access to all of their video games during the month of November in a new attempt to stop the spreading of the coronavirus.
While Europe and other parts of the world are facing a renewed increase in coronavirus cases, the Swiss gaming company AirConsole is doing what it can to help the millions of people in quarantine across the globe.
Quite a lot has been going on:
PlayStation 5 release: The PS5 aims to deliver a whole new feel for games - Washington Post
Most viewers likely zoned out around the sentence "36 CUs at 2.23 GHz is 10.3 teraflops." But that gobbledygook — manifest through the marriage of hardware, firmware and software, with a pinch of authorial intent and creative vision — meant a lot to developers. After all, the stream was a version of a presentation originally planned for this year's canceled Games Developers Conference, which in its original format would reach an audience of primarily developers and publishers.
"The people I've been talking to over the past few months and the past couple of years who are actually working on the PlayStation have pretty much unanimously all said, like, 'This thing is a beast,'" Jason Schreier, a well-sourced Bloomberg reporter best known for his reporting on labor practices in the video game industry, said on a podcast recorded shortly after Cerny's talk.
South Korea $9.8 Billion Video Game Market to 2026 - Focus on Mobile, Download, Online Games,
1. Netmarble Corp.
2. Gravity Co. Ltd.
3. DoubleU Games
4. Activision Blizzard
5. NHN Entertainment Corp.
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Video Games Market to Witness Stunning Growth | EA, Vivendi, Ubisoft, Microsoft – Aerospace
A video game is refer as the computer game, which is designed primarily for the entertainment purposes.
This intelligence report provides a comprehensive analysis of the Video Games Market . This includes Investigation of past progress, ongoing market scenarios, and future prospects. Data True to market on the products, strategies and market share of leading companies of this particular market are mentioned. It's a 360-degree overview of the global market’s competitive landscape. The report further predicts the size and valuation of the global market during the forecast period.
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Code Ninjas opens in Cumberland County: Franchise will teach kids how to build video games -
A kids coding franchise has opened in the Mechanicsburg area where kids can learn computer coding, build video games and eventually publish an app.
Code Ninjas , which teaches children ages six to 14 computer coding, problem solving skills and how to build video games has opened on Oct. 12. Priya Iyer opened Code Ninjas Mechanicsburg in the Gateway Square shopping center at 125 Gateway Square Drive in Hampden Township.
Code Ninjas has a game-based curriculum made up of nine belts, just like martial arts. There are "Belt-Up" celebrations where participants receive color-coded wristbands to mark their graduation to the next level. The company said that by the time a child finishes the program, they will publish an app in an app store.
Video game development company founder says gaming on the rise during pandemic | WSAV-TV
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — A video game development company founder recently spoke with students from the Savannah College of Art and Design about the state of the gaming industry amid the pandemic.
Randy Pitchford, who started the Gearbox Entertainment Company in 1999, shared his knowledge of the industry with SCAD students during a virtual chat.
Pitchford's company, which has created games including Borderlands and Brothers in Arms, also released a national poll that showed a rise in people spending their extra time at home to play video games.
Cross Country Finally Has Its Own Video Game - Download It For Free - LetsRun.com
With the coronavirus pandemic forcing millions of Americans out of work and millions more to work remotely, we’ve all been spending more time at home in 2020. Rather than binging Tiger King or baking a loaf of sourdough, Ryan Craven decided to spend that time a little more productively: he built a video game. Specifically, a cross country video game.
While there have been a number of track & field video games through the years, cross country games have been few and far between, in part because there’s very little demand, and in part because…well, how exactly would you create an interesting cross country video game?
Gaming rules the entertainment industry, so why aren’t investors showing up?
As gaming’s popularity reaches epic heights, venture investors’ activity in the industry doesn’t seem to equate with the overall size of the games market. Spurred by an unreal year where traditional entertainment has been upended by the COVID-19 pandemic and consumers find unity in virtual worlds like Animal Crossing and Fortnite, gaming has never been more popular.
Late-stage investors have shown that they have a tremendous appetite for businesses in the gaming industry. They’ve been pouring capital into established gaming companies like Scopely, which on Wednesday announced a $340 million investment round at a $3.3 billion valuation. But venture capital simply hasn’t given the gaming industry and the broader synthetic market the attention it deserves given its place in the entertainment and cultural firmament.
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