In a shocking turn of events, multiple gaming companies announced major layoffs just days before the start of the annual Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. The layoffs have sent shockwaves through the industry, with many developers expressing their concerns about the future of their companies and the state of the gaming industry in general.
Apple is currently facing a dilemma regarding the Core Technology Fee that they charge to developers on the App Store. This fee, which is meant to support the infrastructure and maintenance of the App Store, has been posing a significant burden on free app developers. As a result, Apple is actively seeking solutions to prevent this fee from potentially bankrupting these developers.
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Epic Games has recently announced a groundbreaking new pricing plan for non-game developers who wish to use their Unreal Engine software. This move comes as part of Epic’s efforts to expand the reach of their powerful game development tool, allowing individuals and companies from a wide range of industries to take advantage of its capabilities.
In an exciting announcement, developer Arrowhead Studios has confirmed that Helldivers 2 will feature mechs, adding a new dimension to the popular co-op game.
Developer Confirmation
Arrowhead Game Studios, the developer behind *Helldivers*, has officially announced the upcoming release of new mechs for the game. Fans have been eagerly awaiting this news, and now they can look forward to getting their hands on these powerful new vehicles in the near future.
Increased transparency
One of the key revisions involves increasing transparency for developers. Apple will now be required to provide more information about the App Store review process and the reasons behind app rejections.
Helldivers 2 is set to introduce powerful new Mechs to the futuristic battlefield, with developer Arrowhead confirming their imminent arrival for players worldwide.
Developers of the popular Nintendo Switch emulator Yuzu have announced that they will be ceasing work on the project. This decision comes after a legal settlement with Nintendo, in which the developers agreed to pay $2.4 million in damages.
Switch emulator developers have announced that they will be shutting down their operations and paying a sum of $2.4 million to Nintendo. This decision comes after facing legal action from the gaming giant for copyright infringement.
Fans of the popular monster-collecting game Temtem were shocked when developer Crema announced that they would be dropping all forms of monetization in the game. This decision has left many wondering about the future of the game and how it will continue to generate revenue.
