Stephan Steininger

Stephan Steininger

Stephan Steininger is Director of Operations and Editor-in-Chief of GamesMarket. He was one of the founding editors and is part of the magazine since its inception in 2001, he knows the GSA games industry by heart.


Side Acquires Roboto, Appoints Codella and Strengthens Its Presence in China
Deborah Kirkham, CEO of Side; Andrea Cordella, Global Head of Art and Chengdu Studio Head at Side; and Teppei Tachibana, Chairman of Side, President and CEO of Pole To Win Holdings, officially announce Side Chengdu (Picture: Side)

Side Acquires Roboto, Appoints Codella and Strengthens Its Presence in China

The acquisition of Roboto Entertainment is a threefold win for Side: as well as gaining further resources, the games service provider is strengthening its presence in China and, with Roboto founder Andrea Cordella, is gaining an experienced Global Head of Art.
By Stephan Steininger • 1 min read
GamescomLAN Co-organiser Puts the Spotlight On Its Holding Company TaKe's Home
In addition to gamescomLAN (archive image), Dennis Gehlen has established numerous other events and activities, which now also have a common umbrella organisation under TaKe’s Home (Picture: TaKeTV)

GamescomLAN Co-organiser Puts the Spotlight On Its Holding Company TaKe's Home

Through TaKe TV, Dennis Gehlen has launched a number of projects in recent years, not least gamescomLAN. In 2027, the focus is set to shift to the holding company TaKe’s Home, which also houses the agencies OG Collective and yellow house.
By Stephan Steininger • 1 min read
How GTA VI Encourages Partners and Free-Riders to Perform
GTA VI is not only making Take-Two Interactive dream, but also retailers and some free riders (Picture: Rockstar Games)

How GTA VI Encourages Partners and Free-Riders to Perform

Many are keen to capitalise on the release of GTA VI and are launching unusual campaigns to do so. In the US, Best Buy Gamers Beta is launching, whilst in Germany, the food retailer Edeka is listing the game. However, there are also some questionable offers, such as the one from Deblock.
By Stephan Steininger • 2 min read