Xbox Black Friday Deals Are Live: Xbox One X and S, Controllers, Game Pass, and More
One of the very best deals for Black Friday can be found on all three Xbox One consoles available at the moment. The cheapest current-gen system, the Xbox One S All-Digital, can now be bought for less than £130 on the Microsoft Store.
New customers can also benefit from the £16 for three months Game Pass Ultimate membership to enhance your digital library.
Best Xbox One Black Friday Deals
Xbox Black Friday Deals Are Live: Xbox One X and S, Controllers, Game Pass, and More
One of the very best deals for Black Friday can be found on all three Xbox One consoles available at the moment. The cheapest current-gen system, the Xbox One S All-Digital, can now be bought for less than £130 on the Microsoft Store.
New customers can also benefit from the £16 for three months Game Pass Ultimate membership to enhance your digital library.
Best Xbox One Black Friday Deals
Watch Disney+ or US Netflix from the UK with PureVPN for £1 per Month
You can now get 88% off a PureVPN five-year plan when you sign up to their Cyber Monday VPN deal. This is one of the cheapest VPN offers available this Cyber Monday.
The best thing about PureVPN is that when you connect to a US server, you will be able to watch US Netflix, US Disney+, and US Amazon Prime Video content from the UK.
Australian Games Industry Growing but Still ‘Diminutive Compared to Our Peers’
The Australian video game development scene continues to grow, according to a new survey published by the Interactive Games & Entertainment Association (IGEA) – although it was only able to snare 0.05% of the US$153 billion generated by the global games market.
According to the survey, the Australian game development industry made $143.5 million in the 2018-2019 financial year. This is a 21% increase since the last survey was conducted in 2017 but still a drop in the bucket compared to worldwide revenue.
“The global games market generates more than US$153 billion each year,” said IGEA CEO Ron Curry. “While 83% of the income generated by Australian developers already comes from overseas sources, we’re still only capturing 0.05% of the global games market.”
Australian Games Industry Growing but Still ‘Diminutive Compared to Our Peers’
The Australian video game development scene continues to grow, according to a new survey published by the Interactive Games & Entertainment Association (IGEA) – although it was only able to snare 0.05% of the US$153 billion generated by the global games market.
According to the survey, the Australian game development industry made $143.5 million in the 2018-2019 financial year. This is a 21% increase since the last survey was conducted in 2017 but still a drop in the bucket compared to worldwide revenue.
“The global games market generates more than US$153 billion each year,” said IGEA CEO Ron Curry. “While 83% of the income generated by Australian developers already comes from overseas sources, we’re still only capturing 0.05% of the global games market.”
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Codemasters Acquires Project CARS Developer
Dirt, Grid, and F1 series developer and publisher Codemasters has announced the acquisition of Slightly Mad Studios, the developer and owner of the Project CARS franchise.
Established in 2009, Slightly Mad Studios developed Need for Speed Shift and Shift 2 Unleashed for EA (plus Test Drive: Ferrari Racing Legends for Rombax Games) before investing in developing Project CARS and its sequel, which were distributed in partnership with Bandai Namco.
“We are delighted to bring such an incredible racing game developer to the Codemasters family, and this unequivocally establishes us as a global powerhouse in the development of racing titles,” said Codemasters CEO Frank Sagnier alongside the announcement. “We share the same passion and vision and our new partnership will accelerate our growth. With more streaming services coming to market and the next generation of games consoles due in 2020, this is the perfect time for Codemasters to take its next step.”
Rick and Morty vs D&D Literally Stole Our Butts
Dungeons & Dragons' most bonkers adventure to date, Dungeons & Dragons vs Rick and Morty: Big Rick Energy, was released recently and it's just as wild as you might expect.
Eager to jump through a portal into the mind of mad scientist (and apparently long-time dungeon master) Rick Sanchez, we invited D&D Game Designer Kate Welch, Maude Garrett, and IGN's own Michael Swaim, Brandin Tyrrel, and Jon Ryan to take on the mantle of Rick, Beth, Morty, Jerry, and the long-time favorite and definitely-not-just-thrown-in-because-the-party-didn't-have-a-tank character Meatface. Kate leads us through a dungeon where we encounter bats, goblins, some very angry pickles, a blue-tined friend (LOOK AT ME), and lose our asses in the process!
Rick and Morty vs D&D Literally Stole Our Butts
Dungeons & Dragons' most bonkers adventure to date, Dungeons & Dragons vs Rick and Morty: Big Rick Energy, was released recently and it's just as wild as you might expect.
Eager to jump through a portal into the mind of mad scientist (and apparently long-time dungeon master) Rick Sanchez, we invited D&D Game Designer Kate Welch, Maude Garrett, and IGN's own Michael Swaim, Brandin Tyrrel, and Jon Ryan to take on the mantle of Rick, Beth, Morty, Jerry, and the long-time favorite and definitely-not-just-thrown-in-because-the-party-didn't-have-a-tank character Meatface. Kate leads us through a dungeon where we encounter bats, goblins, some very angry pickles, a blue-tined friend (LOOK AT ME), and lose our asses in the process!