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The video games developer, Sabec, has signed a new partnership with Bulldog Licensing to create a series of digital games for download across the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation, based in the British gameshow, Bullseye. Sabec is considered a leader in its field of developing games for licensed brands and its …

The posters and giftware specialist, GB eye Ltd is launching a new eco-range of sustainable gifts in collaboration with a local Sheffield manufacturer that will tap into some of the biggest IP of the moment, including Pokemon, PLayStation, Harry Potter and DC Comics. The partnership is the latest move from …

WWE is leaping into the ring with Wargaming’s World of Tanks video game with the launch of its Update 5.0 – Season One SummerSlam, that will see a new collection of Superstar Collector Tanks land within the game, each inspired by WWE Superstars including The Undertaker, Becky Lynch, Stone Cold …

Exient, the game publisher responsible for bringing the classic gaming title Lemmings to mobile earlier this year, has detailed an intent to tap into the classic video games market with further releases in the coming months. On a mission to become the go-to mobile games publisher for ‘forever franchises,’ Exient …

Aimed at kids aged seven to 11, the free app showcases franchises, movies and first-run shows such as Pokémon, Power Rangers and LEGO Nexo Knights, content from the kids networks POP and POP MAX.

Kartoon Racers takes iconic heroes and villains from popular culture like Sherlock Holmes, the Queen of Hearts and Frankenstein's Monster and mashes them together in a series of crazy and chaotic kart races.

“At Crayola, we are all about inspiring creativity through colour and innovative play experiences, and our partnership with Outright Games allows us to extend that passion to new and exciting areas.”

Coming to London in May, the concert will feature music from The Last of Us, Horizon: Zero Dawn, The Last Guardian and more.

The revised PG2 sneaker was designed in collaboration with NBA star Paul George.

The 10-inch toys closely resemble Nintendo's Amiibo line, however, offer no in-game functionality.