After letting creators make games based on Netflix and Lionsgate properties, Roblox has opened its license manager to all IP owners.
Roblox has revealed that its License Manager is now fully self-serve to allow eligible IP holders list their IP on the ...
Any eligible IP holder can offer content for use on Roblox after debuting with a select number of partners earlier this year ...
A middling reception to Surviving Mars Relaunched is the latest blow to Paradox, a publisher previously reliable for back-to-back bangers.
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More than 50 content creators have united to launch a player-owned gaming and entertainment studio named Gallaxia. The new ...
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Roblox CEO: We’re starting to be seen as an intellectual property system for gamers
Roblox founder and CEO David Baszucki discusses the company’s program that lets developers make games based on franchises, ...
Five years in, Microsoft has practically given up on exclusives and is publishing most of its titles on PS5; more sales for ...
In a shocking fashion, Microsoft has now made its "Xbox Game Publishing Guide" accessible to everyone. This will help game ...
The licensing system originally launched with Lionsgate, Netflix, Sega, and Kodansha in July, but now Roblox will allow any eligible IP owner to offer their work to creators who might want to create a ...
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