Video Games

The impact of Games Workshop's new licensing strategy has seen revenue rocket from £2 million to £10 million in the last five years. That's the equivalent of $155 million at retail. Licensing.biz explores the history, success and future of this British-born brand.

The Nerf Fortnite blasters will immerse fans into the player-versus-player action of the game, letting them play out the Battle Royale in real world settings with blasters and accessories emulating those seen on screen.

In celebration of the 35th anniversary of the Tetris brand taking place next year, IMG will target key product categories including apparel, fashion accessories, bags and backpacks, footwear, consumer electronics, home decor, furniture and more.

The Endemol Shine owned game developer, Good Catch is seeing some big successes with television IP video games, so where so many have stumbled, what are its secrets to success in this notoriously tricky sector?

The deal - brokered by the licensing agent IMG - will see Rubie’s add a new line up of Fortnite branded costumes, masks and accessories to its IP portfolio.

Lavender Town is an iconic location within the Pokémon universe and the collection is tapping into the back to school market.

Pixowl is an independent mobile game company headquartered in San Francisco, with development studios in Buenos Aires in Argentina. It is focused on developing and publishing world builder games, of which its largest is The Sandbox.

Video gaming IP specialists Tinderbox has just secured the ESL license. Associate vice president, Dan Amos talks to Licensing.biz about the strength of the brand, the strength of the sport and just how far it can go in licensing.

The classic arcade game is being brought to the small screen in an animated series headed up by ShadowMedia.

Reigns: Game of Thrones casts the player as a king or queen trying to avoid rebellions, wars, assassination or supernatural interference to stay on the throne for as long as possible.