Nintendo’s next console isn’t just something fans are curious about. Third-party companies are also very interested to see what Nintendo has planned for its next hardware. This includes companies such as Take-Two, which have released games on multiple platforms, including the Nintendo Switch. You see, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick was asked about Nintendo’s next console. ...
After the terrible news in May about Microsoft’s decision to close a bunch of studios, we finally got a rare bit of good news for the gaming industry in 2024, as PUBG publisher Krafton suddenly acquired the studio and the Hi-Fi Rush IP. Now, speaking to Game Developers about the reasons behind this “last-minute deal”, ...
One of the most important tasks of a CEO is to have good communication with employees. This includes giving good news and bad news. It is precisely with the latter that we truly see the level of professional preparation of a senior official. We now know how Steve Jobs achieved this more than twenty years ...
We begin with a pretty powerful 2024 that promises to leave us with a few months ahead loaded with numerous titles that will surely provide us with moments of wholesome fun. We’ve already received our first big surprise of the year with Prince of Persia The Lost: Crown, which returns a character who has been ...
Assassin’s Creed: Syndicatescreenshot: Ubisoft Ubisoft hasn’t had its best years. A string of flops and disappointments means the company isn’t in the best shape heading into 2023, In an attempt to get everyone to lay off last week, CEO Yves Guillemot emailed employees to tell them: “The ball is yours”. It didn’t go down well. ...
“Every time I pick up the ‘Elderflame’ skin set, it distracts me. Every time. I kind of like dragons, so, serotonin is easy on that,” one of our respondents was asked and whether thought skins help you win the game. “Then I’d be overly skin-focused, miss every shot, spend a round and sometimes even a ...
Strauss Zelnick, CEO of Take-Two, seen here in a luxe cashmere turtleneck in 2017.photo: Stuart C Wilson (Getty Images) In 2020, as the world grappled with a paradigmatic societal shift in the form of a global pandemic, the CEOs of the largest gaming companies collectively brought home almost $1 billion. This is acc a new ...
