Neue PS3-Firmware lässt ältere Konsolen abstürzen Tim Pototzki May 19, 2011 – 1 min read Share this post Sony kommt nicht aus den Schlagzeilen. Die neue Firmwareversion soll zu Abstürzen führen © None © riprip Products Under the Hood: Mini Game Engine wareware by riprip In our regular GamesMarket developer series, game studios present pictures of what's going on under the hood of in their game making process. This time, riprip leads us through the development process of their micro game engine wareware. By Pascal Wagner • 4 min read Tivola received the DCP in the Best Mobile Game category for Cat Rescue Story in 2024. | Screenshot: Tivola Products Jumpgate and Tivola Sign Contract with Mobile Games Publisher for New Game Project Jumpgate has announced the signing of a new development contract with an unnamed mobile games publisher. The contract is for a game that is also still unknown, which will be produced largely by Tivola. By Stephan Steininger • 2 min read Business Gamecity Hamburg Organises 5th Pitch Level Up On February 17, Pitch Level Up will take place for the fifth time at Space in Hamburg. There, developers can present their pitches to experts and receive individual feedback. By Stephan Steininger • 2 min read Business Welcome to the Era of "Inception Publishing" In 'Zoran's Update', experienced games manager Zoran Roso comments on current industry topics on LinkedIn. GamesMarkt is republishing the update with his consent. This time's topic: Why developers need to start the publishing process before pitching a game and how this has shifted the risks. By Zoran Roso • 3 min read Products Code Vein II Bandai Namco's second "anime Dark Souls" ups the combat proficiency and combines vampires with time travel to deliver on several of the promises the first game made. By Pascal Wagner • 2 min read Business Game Studies Watchlist #53 The Game Studies Watchlist newsletter, curated by Prof. Dr Rudolf Inderst, is published weekly on GamesMarkt. This week's topics include the return of FROG, the death of Anthem and the German DCP. By Rudolf Inderst • 3 min read Business Last Chance for DCP 2026: Only Submitted Games Can Win On 29 April, the Deutscher Computerspielpreis (DCP; German Computer Game Award) will be presented in Munich. And if you want to be in with a chance of winning one of the awards, you'll have to hurry. The deadline for entries is today! By Stephan Steininger • 1 min read Xbox Developer_Direct '26 © Xbox Products Xbox Developer_Direct: Fable, Forza Horizon 6 and more Only three games were expected to be presented at the Xbox Developer Direct show, but there were actually four: Fable and Forza Horizon 6 from Playground Games, Beast of Reincarnation from Game Freak and Kiln from Double Fine. By Marcel Kleffmann • 6 min read People Gamer in the City Hall: How Marc Bosch Plans to Play the Administration in Neufahrn On 8 March, games manager Marc Bosch will run for mayor in Neufahrn near Munich for the second time. In an interview, he reveals what motivates him, how gamification and AI can change local politics, and why he is even taking a break from his dream job in gaming to do so. By Stephan Steininger • 5 min read
© riprip Products Under the Hood: Mini Game Engine wareware by riprip In our regular GamesMarket developer series, game studios present pictures of what's going on under the hood of in their game making process. This time, riprip leads us through the development process of their micro game engine wareware. By Pascal Wagner • 4 min read
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Business Gamecity Hamburg Organises 5th Pitch Level Up On February 17, Pitch Level Up will take place for the fifth time at Space in Hamburg. There, developers can present their pitches to experts and receive individual feedback. By Stephan Steininger • 2 min read
Business Welcome to the Era of "Inception Publishing" In 'Zoran's Update', experienced games manager Zoran Roso comments on current industry topics on LinkedIn. GamesMarkt is republishing the update with his consent. This time's topic: Why developers need to start the publishing process before pitching a game and how this has shifted the risks. By Zoran Roso • 3 min read
Products Code Vein II Bandai Namco's second "anime Dark Souls" ups the combat proficiency and combines vampires with time travel to deliver on several of the promises the first game made. By Pascal Wagner • 2 min read
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People Gamer in the City Hall: How Marc Bosch Plans to Play the Administration in Neufahrn On 8 March, games manager Marc Bosch will run for mayor in Neufahrn near Munich for the second time. In an interview, he reveals what motivates him, how gamification and AI can change local politics, and why he is even taking a break from his dream job in gaming to do so. By Stephan Steininger • 5 min read
