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Lee Kirton is the PR and marketing director & PAC MAN Sub Officer for EMEA at Bandai Namco Entertainment. Kirton is also an ambassador for charity SpecialEffect.
Read More »PAC-MAN can still get kids hungry to work in games
Road to Guangdong: a cultural journey
Road to Guangdong is currently available in Early Access.
Read More »Rising Star: Ustwo games’ Danette Beatty
Dannette Beatty, artist at Ustwo games talks about how they got started in their career, and the importance of diversity in the industry
Read More »What makes a successful hyper-casual game? – Simon Prytherch from Kwalee explains
There remains some debate as to exactly what makes a hyper-casual game – even for us as the UK’s biggest publisher of them!
Read More »“Games don’t need to sound exactly like film scores to be good quality” – Borderlands and Assassin’s Creed’s Jesper Kyd on game music
Every month, we discuss the unique process of making music for video games. This month, we dive into the musical universe of Jesper Kyd
Read More »Ins and Outs – March 2020’s industry hires roundup
Here are the highlights from the recent industry hires and moves, as published in MCV/DEVELOP's March issue.
Read More »“TV execs are now hungry for games content” – ADVNCR’s Jason Wiltshire on gaming breaking into television
Jason Wiltshire is Chief Content Officer and SVP Biz Dev for ADVNCR
Read More »Levelling Up: Digital Extremes’ Rebecca Ford on balancing community expectations and the importance of understanding fandom for Warframe
Want to talk about your career and inspire people to follow the same path? Contact Chris Wallace at chris.wallace@biz-media.co.uk
Read More »Rising Star: Rare’s George O’Keeffe
George O’Keeffe is principal environment artist at Rare, Xbox Game Studios
Read More »“Is it boom or bust for chat app gaming?” – Sensor Tower’s Craig Chapple
Craig Chapple is mobile insights strategist, EMEA at mobile intelligence firm Sensor Tower and was senior editor at PocketGamer.biz.
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