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Canadian Screen Awards 2023: All The Animation, VFX, And Video Game Nominees

The Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television has announced this year’s cinema, television, and digital media nominees.

After two strong years back-to-back, the gaming industry could be looking at a historic 2023 if Microsoft gets its way.

The duo also unveiled the animated series ‘Creature Commandos,’ explaining its voice actors will play their characters in live action too.

Roiland also resigned as CEO of ‘High on Life’ developer Squanch Games.

The series is directed and co-showrun by Jay Oliva, whose animation studio Lex-Otis is producing.

Over the next eight years, India aims to have two million people working in the animation, vfx, and gaming industries.

Epic is accused of violating the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act and engaging in manipulative market practices.

The gaming company develops billion-dollar franchises including ‘World of Warcraft,’ ‘Overwatch,’ and ‘Diablo.’

Sonic the Hedgehog creator and former Square Enix employee Yuji Naka was arrested by prosecutors in Japan on Friday.

‘Unicorn Wars’ producer Uniko has shadow-dropped a video game adaptation of Alberto Vázquez’s latest feature.

An animation artist by trade, Swarr now programs games for Gameboy Color in his free time.

The multi-award-winning game was made over 20 weeks as part of SCAD’s Interactive Design and Game Development program.

Twenty-eight workers at Activision Blizzard’s Raven Software have become the first of the company’s 10,000 employees to unionize.

Workers at the Activision Blizzard subsidiary Raven say they’re still in favor of unionizing despite the company’s pleas.

The Warner Bros. multiverse brings together DC, Looney Tunes, Hanna-Barbera, and Steven Universe, among others.

Riot now holds a significant non-controlling stake in Paris-based Fortiche.

Bungie will operate as an independent subsidiary and its games will not become exclusive to Playstation.

The workers at the “Call of Duty” developer are now taking their fight to the National Labor Relations Board.

The tech giant will become the third-largest company in gaming, after China’s Tencent and Sony.

“We hope that this settlement properly acknowledges those who had negative experiences at Riot,” the company said in a statement.

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