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Gameloft closes Budapest studio as it shifts focus to console and PC

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Gameloft will still make mobile games, but it sounds like it wants to continue pursuing the PC and console crowd after the success of Disney Dreamlight Valley.

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Korean devs report a burst of interest in single-player console and PC games

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Developers at Pearl Abyss, Round8 Studio, Shift Up, and other studios say developers and players in the region want to break out of the free-to-play market.

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Lightspeed Studios nabs SIE alum Michael Pattison as VP of console/PC publishing

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Ahead of the release for its big triple-A title The Last Sentinel, Lightspeed has brought on an executive with years of marketing and brand experience.

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Rovio to close down Montreal dev Studio Lumi

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Rovio set up Studio Lumi to help get it into the console/PC space, but those plans are now dashed with the subsidiary's closure and its project scrapped.

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Levelling Up: What We Learned After Building a Studio From Scratch

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In 2021, we started building one of Saudi Arabia’s first-ever dedicated games studios, aiming to create ground-breaking titles for PC, console, and mobile that the region could call its own.

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Lightspeed Studios appoints Sony veteran as vice president of PC and console publishing

GamesIndustry.biz

Lightspeed Studios has appointed industry veteran Michael Pattison as vice president of its publishing division for PC and console. After Pattison's departure from Team17, he worked in consulting before his appointment at Lightspeed Studios. He left SIE in 2021, and was appointed CEO of Team17 in 2021 for two years.

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Sony’s PC learning curve hits an incline | Opinion

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Now that Sony releasing its first-party titles on PC as well as PlayStation has become relatively commonplace, it’s easy to lose sight of what a major change in strategy this represents.

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