A CESA survey handed out at Tokyo Game Show says 63 percent of Japanese developers use generative AI every single day.

CESA's 2026 survey finds 85.8% of responding game developers use generative AI at work, with productivity gains topping member companies' expected benefits.

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The mobile gaming market is forecasted to keep growing with more government support and a wider spread of 5G. With growth, though, always comes transformation, and the gaming industry is no exception.

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According to a survey conducted by the Computer Entertainment Suppliers Association (CESA), there has been a massive surge in AI adoption among video game developers in ...

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Sogang University, together with the Seoul Anchor Center, is operating the Youth Employment Academy University+ ...

How the hell did Palworld happen? In a recent blog post, Takuro Mizobe, the CEO and co-founder of the studio behind the latest mega-hit, provides some clarity. The answer isn’t what any gaming veteran ...

Fans may finally be getting the game they've been asking for, as the developer of Pokémon is releasing a brand-new pixel art ...