Game Developers
Level Up KL 2022 uplifts M’sian gaming industry
Level Up KL 2022 plans to empower Malaysia's digital video game industry towards becoming the regional gaming hub.
MDEC and Media Prima Digital partner to champion local games development
Collaboration between the two digital giants is a first step to creating a regional games development hub.
UK-based Codemasters has aggressive plans for its Malaysia studio
Codemasters, one of the oldest videogames developers in the UK, is embarking on an aggressive expansion plan this year, aiming double the size of its team in Kuala Lumpur over the next few months.
Media Prima Digital’s IP extension strategy gets Ejen Ali boost
With its first mobile game app reaching 260,000 downloads within 3 months, Media Prima Digital is looking forward to releasing up to 15 new gaming apps, leveraging on both the Media Prima Group’s existing IP and its market reach through its print, TV, radio and digital assets, writes Karamjit Singh.
Navigating the fragmented SEA of mobile gaming
Maxim de Wit, vice president of International at Global Mobile Game Confederation (GMGC), shares some thoughts and insights with Digital News Asia on emerging trends in the fast-growing mobile gaming scene and the role South-East Asia plays.
Kurechii Studio now ready for the big leagues
With a small focused team fuelled by impressive successes, Kurechii is ready to go big
Says the Malaysian game development sector has developed significantly since it started
Real-time facial capture technology from AMD, Mixamo
AMD has announced a collaboration with Mixamo on the launch of Face Plus, an advanced real-time motion capture and 3D facial animation technology for the Unity game engine.
Friendster launches Starforce Delta FX across SEA
Social discovery and gaming platform, Friendster has announced an exclusive partnership with Austria’s independent game developer Pro 3 Games, to launch and host Starforce Delta FX across Southeast Asia.
Game, set, match for China?
Rather than become a game developer yourself in Malaysia, and really in any other market in South-East Asia aside from Indonesia, you have a better chance of success if you invest US$100,000 in a new game developer in China instead.
