Google Pulls Plug on Stadia Game Dev: First-Party Studios Go, Platform Stays
Google ends bid to join game dev market, but Stadia game-streaming platform stays. Some 150 employees affected by move; head of game dev team to leave Google.
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Google ends bid to join game dev market, but Stadia game-streaming platform stays. Some 150 employees affected by move; head of game dev team to leave Google.
China’s game market is huge already, even while its regulations are prohibiting free flow of games into the Chinese market.
Head of Localization at German game publisher says they pass higher translation volumes onto freelancers to localize MMORPG (massively multiplayer online role-playing game) titles; sees VR devices as near-term translation driver.
Casual game developer GameHouse moves away from sourcing translations through a language service provider to working directly with freelance translators on critical projects. Translation Manager says strategy has shortened TAT, increased quality, and given them greater control.
Belgian LSP Jonckers wins social game developer Nordeus as a new client and joins the growing mobile gaming bandwagon.
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