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A Game Developers Conference poll has revealed that only four percent of surveyed developers have plans to release their next title on Wii U.

To put this into perspective, 20 percent are planning to release on PlayStation 4 release and 17 percent intend to launch their next game on Microsoft's console. A total of 2,600 North American game developers were surveyed.

Added: 18.02.2014 16:00 | 3 views | 0 comments

Under 2% for 3DS

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Under 2% for 3DS

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Nintendo Life: First up, can you introduce yourself and tell us more about B C Design Studios? Jake Taylor: Sure, my name is Jake Taylor, founder and current operator of BNC Design Studios. We happened upon the video game world about 2 years ago and actually became a Wii U Developer right after GDC (Game Developers Conference) last year. Before making video games however we were actually toy makers, working with Nintendo on several projects. Unfortunately due to several constraints none those projects ever made it through but, instead, here we are.

Added: 02.02.2014 9:16 | 4 views | 0 comments


This is not a competition., said Francis Seriña, head of the International Game Developers Associations (IDGA) Manila Chapter, during the orientation for the Manila Game Jam 2014 (MGJ2014).

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The 14th Annual Game Developers Choice Awards will honor Ken Kutaragi -- former CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment and the "Father of the PlayStation" -- with the Lifetime Achievement Award for his contributions to the world of gaming.

Added: 23.01.2014 17:16 | 12 views | 0 comments


Creating consoles is a tricky business, especially in today's world where technology is evolving at such a rapid pace. According to Boyd Multerer, the director of development at Xbox, gamers want to buy into technology that can evolve over the years, while developers need a fixed piece of hardware to work with. With Xbox One, Multerer believes he has managed to strike the right balance.

Added: 23.01.2014 16:48 | 5 views | 0 comments




Creating consoles is a tricky business, especially in today's world where technology is evolving at such a rapid pace.

According to Boyd Multerer, the director of development at Xbox, gamers want to buy into technology that can evolve over the years, while developers need a fixed piece of hardware to work with. With Xbox One, Multerer believes he has managed to strike the right balance.

Added: 21.01.2014 13:17 | 1 views | 0 comments


Grainger Games takes a look at the video game developers that gamers should keep an eye on as the next generation of gaming looks set to blossom in 2014.

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Grainger Games takes a look at the video game developers that gamers should keep an eye on as the next generation of gaming looks set to blossom in 2014.