Pete Parsons leaves Bungie, Justin Truman steps in as CEO

Pete Parsons has announced his departure from Bungie after being CEO for nearly a decade. Parsons shared the news in a blog post, adding that Bungie’s chief development officer Justin Truman will step into his role. “This journey has been the honour of a lifetime,” wrote Parsons. “I am deeply proud of the worlds we’ve … Read more

Gamescom heads Tim Endres and Felix Falk on opportunities for growth – and why we need politics in gaming

“Gamescom has grown this year,” enthuses Tim Endres, the show’s director. “We are talking about more than 1,500 exhibitors. They’re coming from 72 countries, from all over the world. It’s more international than ever before.” The Cologne-based gaming event has long been the biggest of its kind in the world, last year attracting 335,000 visitors. … Read more

Devcom 2025 attendance up 6% from 2024

Devcom Developer Conference 2025 has broken its attendance records for a second year, up 6% from 2024 to 5,400 visitors. This year’s edition featured 390 speakers (up 30%) across 220 sessions and 17 stages. Devcom 2025 hosted 2,500 companies from 89 countries, with 53 exhibitors showcasing their projects and services. “When we started Devcom in … Read more

Hollow Knight: Silksong to release on September 4, 2025

Team Cherry has announced a release date for its long anticipated Hollow Knight: Silksong, which will launch on September 4, 2025. Speaking to Bloomberg, the Australian indie developer also revealed that Hollow Knight has sold 15 million copies since its release in 2017. When asked why it’s taken seven years to develop Silksong, co-founders Ari … Read more

A Return to the Culture Wars? | Opinion

It’s almost a quarter of a century since Grand Theft Auto 3 launched, in the process effectively heralding the beginning of a decade in which video games were thrust into the heart of a bitterly fought culture war. For those too young to remember that era clearly, it’s hard to explain just how serious and … Read more

With the waves of layoffs, the way that people are overworked, everyone agrees that there is a systemic problem

Within the past few years, there has been a massive rise in unionisation within the video games industry. What was once conversation and wishful thinking has now been cemented into action. There are now video game unions around the world. Some notable victories in recent memory come from the United States, where bargaining units have … Read more

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