
Christopher Dring hosts interviews, in-depth analysis and special features on what's truly going on in the video games industry. www.thegamebusiness.com
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 99 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureBusinessGames | |||

This week it's our GDC 2026 special, featuring two big interviews.
The first is with Guy Richards, the global director of ID@Xbox. He talks to us about how indies relate to Project Helix and the ‘return of Xbox’.
We also had a great chat with Ben ... more
Last year, video game veteran Peter Moore visited London to promote his memoir: Game Changer.
During his visit, we had the privilege of interviewing him live on stage to hear stories from his time at Sega, Xbox, EA and Liverpool Football Club. He d... more
Today, we are joined be GameSpot writer, presenter and producer Lucy James to discuss how Capcom pulled off such a huge launch for Resident Evil Requiem.
We also teamed up with Fancensus to look at what AI is recommending to gamers. Plus, we discus... more
Super Meat Boy and The Binding of Isaac's Edmund McMillen has done it again. Mewgenics has sold one million copies in just a week and is one of this year's breakout indie hits.In this interview with McMillen and Tyler Glaiel, we discuss the Mewgenics... more
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Interesting show about the business of making video games, more about the games themselves. As an industry watcher, I like this. Has a lot of interesting industry guests and interviews and talks about the issues of the day in a non-sensationalized way.
Christopher is often rambly though and tends to run over his guests and co-hosts, not letting them get a word in edgewise. He has to work on that.
As the name implies, this is great for those interested in the business of games.
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This show delivers in-depth analysis and interviews at the intersection of video games and business. Across episodes, it frequently covers industry-wide shifts, market dynamics, and strategy behind major launches and live-service titles, often pairing big-brand news (platforms, publishers, and market trends) with detailed case studies of individual games and campaigns. Notable strengths include data-driven market insights from analysts, plus candid conversations with developers and industry leaders about publishing decisions, marketing approaches, and community engagement. A recurring through-line is how financial trends, platform strategies, and fan engagement shape game marketing, PR, and sponsorship opportunities. The format tends to ble... more
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