Stephan Steininger

Stephan Steininger

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Change of Responsibilities Including Games Formally Resolved
Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier welcomes Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz and his ministers and presents them with their certificates of appointment © Bundesregierung/Guido Bergmann

Change of Responsibilities Including Games Formally Resolved

As was to be expected, the new Federal Chancellor reorganised the responsibilities of the ministries in an organisational decree at the same time as convening the first cabinet meeting. As a result, the Bundesministerium für Forschung Technilogie und Raumfahrt Ministry of Research, Technology and Space is now responsible for games,
By Stephan Steininger 1 min read
Indigo 2025 Programme Finalised, Over 30 Sessions Announced
Geoff van den Ouden & Martine Spaans (BGPI), Christel van Grinsven & JP van Seventer (DGG) Benelux Games Promotional Initiative © Benelux Games Promotional Initiative

Indigo 2025 Programme Finalised, Over 30 Sessions Announced

Camille Marjoux, Brendan Greene, and Fawzi Mesmar are among the speakers at the upcoming Indigo. Despite its familiar concept, this year marks a series of firsts for the Dutch B2B event: it will be held over two days, in a new city, and under a new organising body. However, the
By Stephan Steininger 2 min read
Gamecity Hamburg Finalises Programme for Portside Game Assembly
© Photos from top left to bottom right: Bjoern Weinbrandt, Bytro Labs, Scherer and Nordhaus GmbH, Jan-Marius Komorek

Gamecity Hamburg Finalises Programme for Portside Game Assembly

The programme for the Portside Game Assembly is taking shape. Short presentations on the topics Mining for Your Next Gem, Games Are Made by People and From Dev to Dev are planned. There will also be four round tables and an opening keynote by Benjamin Laulan from Evil Empire. On
By Stephan Steininger 2 min read
Job Cuts at Electronic Arts and Respawn Entertainment
The team at Respawn Entertainment that is continuing to develop Apex Legends – here is a screenshot from Season 23 – is also affected. © Electronic Arts

Job Cuts at Electronic Arts and Respawn Entertainment

On X, Respawn Entertainment, a studio owned by Electronic Arts, announced the cancellation of two projects and the dismissal of an unspecified number of employees. US media reports indicate that further layoffs are also planned at EA. Up to 400 jobs could be affected. There has been no official confirmation
By Stephan Steininger 1 min read