Meet the leading voices of Gaming world at The Global Games Show 2025 hosted by VAP Group in association with Abu Dhabi Convention & Exhibition Bureau in Abu Dhabi

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Meet the leading voices of Gaming world at The Global Games Show 2025 hosted by VAP Group in association with Abu Dhabi Convention & Exhibition Bureau in Abu Dhabi Gear yourself with gamification where gaming meets innovation, e-sports champions, and industry leaders collide with top creators to shape the next evolution of interactive entertainment 10-11th December 2025 at Space42 Arena, Abu Dhabi  Following the resounding success of past two editions,

Assassin’s Creed Mirage offers a glimpse of Baghdad

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Assassin’s Creed Mirage, the latest installment in the popular gaming series, is generating buzz not only for its return to the franchise’s roots but also for a significant change in its approach. Set in 9th-century Baghdad, the game features performances recorded in Arabic, marking a departure from previous entries in the series where characters spoke in English by default. While players still have the option to play with English dialogue,

PlayStation Chief Jim Ryan to Step Down in 2024 After 30 Years at Sony

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Jim Ryan, the CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE), will retire in March 2024 after nearly three decades with Sony. Ryan, who took over as CEO of SIE in 2019, has played a key role in the success of the PlayStation brand. His departure comes as a surprise, considering the recent achievements of the PlayStation 5 (PS5) under his leadership. Ryan’s tenure at Sony began shortly before the launch of

Epic Games Plans to Cut 16% of Its Workforce

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Epic Games, the company behind the immensely popular video game Fortnite, is making significant changes that include cutting around 16% of its workforce, which amounts to 870 jobs. Additionally, the company is selling Bandcamp, an online music platform it acquired just last year. In a memo to its employees, Epic Games explained that despite their efforts to reduce costs, they were still spending more money than they were earning, leading