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COSTA MESA, Calif., April 5, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ BenQ, the global leader in display technology, introduces the MOBIUZ 34-inch ultrawide curved gaming monitor, EX3415R. The 21:9 WQHD (3440 1440) display unites 1900R curvature with BenQ proprietary HDRi and an upgraded 2.1channel treVolo sound system for multi-faceted gaming immersion. The MOBIUZ EX3415R is ideal for Sim Racing, FPS, and casual gaming. The new BenQ MOBIUZ EX3415R will be in stores starting in May, with the recommended retail price of $999 USD.
Sim Racing monitor captivates with its technical features
Apple s Arcade shifts, Steam s cookies & more by Simon Carless on 04/05/21 04:33:00 pm The following blog post, unless otherwise noted, was written by a member of Gamasutras community. The thoughts and opinions expressed are those of the writer and not Gamasutra or its parent company.
[The GameDiscoverCo game discovery newsletter is written by ‘how people find your game’ expert & GameDiscoverCo founder Simon Carless, and is a regular look at how people discover and buy video games in the 2020s.]
Welcome back, my friends. It’s Easter Monday in Europe, which is pretty much a holiday. But the U.S. isn’t so jazzed about giving everyone time off. So my boss (me!) is telling his report (also me!) that it’d be great to send out a GameDiscoverCo newsletter, anyhow. (You can read it on Tuesday if you’re off today.)
Which YouTubers are the right ones for your game? by Simon Carless on 03/31/21 08:01:00 pm The following blog post, unless otherwise noted, was written by a member of Gamasutras community. The thoughts and opinions expressed are those of the writer and not Gamasutra or its parent company.
[The GameDiscoverCo game discovery newsletter is written by ‘how people find your game’ expert & GameDiscoverCo founder Simon Carless, and is a regular look at how people discover and buy video games in the 2020s.]
Hey, it’s us again! This is the second of three scheduled GameDiscoverCo newsletters for the week, and the last free-to-all one until Monday. Just wanted to say thanks for all the pleasant comments about this newsletter recently, too. We really enjoy writing it for you.
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1 April 2021, Bratislava: An outstanding year of growth for Slovakian based game development studio Pixel Federation, has led to impressive investment back into the company and a forward-thinking restructuring. After over a decade as CEO, Simon Sicko now steps away from directing and into a newly defined creative role. In turn, the leadership of Pixel Federation will enter a new era of team management. Taking on the challenge of leading the Research and Development team, which he himself launched in 2019, Simon is determined to get back to his roots with conceptualising new innovations within the development process.
House Flipper adds fun new stuff! You can now renovate and flip a
Turtle House on a deserted island! You can switch from night- to day-cycle; there are new sliding doors, narrow options for bathroom and living room doors, pouf and sofa tortoise, new easels and even cool sunglasses! Major additions include the option to paint the sides of stairs any color of your choice, items can now be hung from other ceiling-like structures, such as window recesses. Realism has been improved with more commercials on the virtual TV and the clocks now display the proper correct time; and finally, strafing stuttering should no longer be a problem! Oh, and the