See Games Differently
See Games Differently
Australian Games Industry
Alex Walker
Nintendo hasn’t provided clarity on exactly how we’ll be celebrating Zelda’s 35th birthday this year, but a new Australian trademark has provided a pretty good idea — and it’s got something to do with Phantom Hourglass.
French video game publisher Nacon has just announced the acquisition of Big Ant Studios, creators of the Don Bradman Cricket, Cricket 19 and AO Tennis sports games, for a “maximum price of” $54.8 million. The total acquisition price is a little malleable, according to the official release. In the terms and conditions, Nacon has…
In what is either the best or the worst week, two Federal Labor and Liberal MPs have joined forces to launch a new parliamentary friendship group to establish stronger ties with the video game industry and community.
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