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Entertainment Software Association: E3 2021: Game On. Video game industry showcase returns virtually in 2021 with confirmed partners Nintendo, Xbox, Capcom, Konami, Ubisoft, Take-Two Interactive, Warner Bros. Games and Koch Media to participate LOS ANGELES, April 06, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Its "Game On." for E3, as The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) officially unveils plans for a reimagined, all-virtual E3 2021 that will engage video game fans everywhere. With early commitments from...

The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) has announced that it will hold an all-digital version of its annual Electronics Entertainment Expo (E3) gaming trade show in June. In a press statement, the ESA says it still aims to return to an in-person show in 2022, but for now, it’s preparing a “reimagined, all-virtual E3 2021 that will engage video game fans everywhere” between June 12th and 15th. Specifically, the games industry lobbying group says it will work with developers to help t...

Reasons to add them to your watch list:  All three companies are profitable, positive in cash flow, have a strong balance sheet, and operate in a growing market of mobile gaming and in-game transactions.  Activision has been very aggressive at expanding its mobile gaming exposure. As of April 1, it had numerous games on the top charts. Electronic Arts continues to expand its gaming catalog through acquisitions. Take-Two Interactive is the smallest of the group, but it expects to grow the fast...

Image source: Getty Images. Both stocks generated impressive gains over the past 12 months as video game sales soared throughout the pandemic. Tencents stock rose nearly 60% as Take-Twos stock climbed nearly 50%. But can Tencent and Take-Two maintain that momentum as the market rotates out of pandemic-driven stocks and into reopening plays in other sectors? Lets take a fresh look at both companies to find out. The differences between Tencent and Take-Two Tencent only generated 29% of its reven...

01/04/21 It’s been a surprisingly busy morning of news, and one that we’ve (to be brutally honest) not been able to keep up with. In the interests of time, we’ve collated some of the biggest headlines in this one-off news round-up for the morning of April 1st, 2021. Microsoft completes acquisition of Embracer Group – now has 81 internal game studios In a surprise move today, Microsoft has announced the completion of a hostile takeover of Embracer Group, valued at around $13 billion. Thi...

Tiger Woods was the face of EA's PGA Tour series from 1998 to 2013, so in a sense, this is the golfer switching teams.

U.S import prices jump as oil and other commodities rally (SPY -0.1%). Lithium prices have soared 88% this year. The Market in Perspective Here are the headlines moving the markets. Are Analysts Underestimating Chinese Oil Demand? Chinas annual session of the National Peoples Congress (NPC) last week set an annual economic growth target that at above 6 per cent - looks conservative to many and, as such, it is likely that the countrys demand for oil will be significantly higher than is implie...

GDC Podcast Live! Hosted by Gamasutra feat. Disco Elysium writer Justin Keenan Live 2:40 p.m. - 3:40 p.m. Level Design Workshop: The Level Design of God of War Discussion Rob Davis (TBA) Now that you know the GDC Showcase 2021 schedule, you can tune into the shows and check out all the past broadcasts. Many of the sessions will also be available on demand, so you can enjoy them even if you miss their initial live appearance. For more info about GDC proper, make sure you keep your browsers tuned...

The golf superstar is taking his name and likeness to a new series of video games made by "GTA" publisher Take-Two Interactive.

2K made a couple of big announcements today, and they're all about golf. For starters, 2K Games has purchased HB Studios, the developer behind PGA Tour 2K21 and