Germany related news and articles

On Friday last week, a German court ruled against Nintendo regarding the company’s seven-day policy to cancel pre-orders. The Federation of German Consumer Organizations argued successfully that the policy is unfair because it limits the consumer’s ability to cancel a purchase until the seven days leading up to a product’s launch. The argument is that […]

Dying Light Platinum Edition has launched for Nintendo Switch. However, it had problems with Nintendo eShop, particularly in Europe.

Kalypso Media Group, a major publisher, has announced that it’s founded a new studio in Munich, Germany.

The German Gaming Market has grown by an additional 20 percent. This information comes from data in a new report from the German Game.

It has been reported that the games industry in Germany has generated almost €4 billion in the first six months of 2020 alone.

In 2019 German consumers spent €6.2 billion on gaming products, pushing the market and helping it experience some serious growth.

The German government has announced plans to ban all large events through until the end of August this year which makes Gamescom 2020 unlikely to happen.

Nintendo has come out on top in a two-year-long legal battle over the prevention of cancellations in Norway and Germany.

According to new data from the German Games Industry Association (Game) and the research firm GfK, the German games market has grown in 2018.

Wolfenstein: Youngblood, the latest installment of id Software’s classic video game series, will be the first Wolfenstein title since 1992 to release in Germany without censorship.