Sega and Netflix Join Forces to Adapt Crazy Taxi, Sonic and Stranger Than Heaven
Sega has struck a multi-title partnership with Netflix to adapt Crazy Taxi, Sonic and Stranger Than Heaven, signalling a deeper push into streaming entertainment.
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Sega has struck a multi-title partnership with Netflix to adapt Crazy Taxi, Sonic and Stranger Than Heaven, signalling a deeper push into streaming entertainment.
The Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences will induct Resident Evil mastermind Shinji Mikami into its Hall of Fame next year, honoring his lasting impact on survival horror and the game industry.
GamesIndustry.biz has announced the initial finalists for the special awards at the 2026 UK Best Places To Work Awards, marking the start of the annual recognition of outstanding game industry employers.
The European Commission's draft EU KIDS Act proposes broad restrictions on online games sold in the EU, potentially covering everything from Roblox to multiplayer modes in disc-based titles.
The Scottish studio behind MindsEye has reportedly cut more jobs, raising concerns about the game's future and the company's stability.
Heart Machine, the studio behind Hyper Light Drifter, is at risk of shutting down after a publishing deal fell through, resulting in layoffs for most of its staff.
Black Salt Games, the studio behind Dredge, has established a new indie studio, Team Trifold, and a white-label publisher, Saltworks Entertainment, which will support Black Salt Games, Team Trifold, and fellow New Zealand indie Disc 2 Games.
Nex has raised $150 million in new funding, fueled by the success of its family-focused active gaming console, Nex Playground, which has now sold over one million units.
The GDC Festival of Gaming has expanded its advisory board with four new appointments, aiming to strengthen the event's strategic direction and industry representation.
The GamesIndustry.biz HR Summit, sponsored by Amiqus, will feature facilitated discussions on managing AI's impact, supporting neurodivergent teams, and building personal resilience. The event takes place next month at the Royal Institution in London.