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Globant, an IT and software consultancy company based in Luxembourg, says it has found that a part of its code repository has been breached.

GUEST OPINION by Joe Slowik, Gigamon: Data exfiltration exists as a cornerstone of malicious cyber operations, yet its nature and impact have changed significantly over the past few years.

Good on you Respawn – good on you for listening to the fans. The first Titanfall was a breakthrough multiplayer experience that set up a universe ripe for exploring solo. Titanfall 2 has landed and brings with it the kind of single-player campaign that veteran franchise could learn a thing or two from.

Melbourne’s credentials as Australia’s digital games “heartland” has been boosted with the launch of Australia’s largest games development headquarters, Electronic Arts’ Firemonkeys studio in Docklands.

The long awaited sequel to the critically acclaimed Mirror’s Edge has just been delayed again, but in the meantime a few of us lucky ones have tasted the game during the closed Mirror’s Edge Catalyst beta test.

Need For Speed hits the road again - but this Speed feels rushed.

Panasonic has appointed former Electronic Arts senior manager, Stuart Buxton, as Senior Product Marketing Manager for its Toughbook range of products.

Another year a new cover and number for Electronic Arts’ NFL simulator Madden 16.

There have been a few videos, and certainly there are many grains-of-salt to be taken here, but the new Star Wars: Battlefront official trailer does look better than Princess Leia in a gold bikini.  Perhaps this IS the game we have been looking for.

Bioware has gone back to the drawing board with the third major Dragon Age release.  Returning to much that made the original Origins game such a success Inquisition is focusing on story-telling, character development and smoothing out the wrinkles and annoyances in combat.  We sat down and played the game from beginning and spoke to Mike Laidlaw lead designer from Bioware.

You might need to put the pedal to the floor and get to the cinema as soon as possible to catch Need For Speed, game-to-movie tie-ins don’t normally linger long at the box office.

I am so disappointed; I wanted to love Plants vs Zombies Garden Warfare. Yet, Electronic Arts has not learned lessons from the past.

Microsoft  is banking a lot on Respawn Entertainment’s forthcoming Titanfall.  Having spent a lot of hours bounding around in the mech strewn world of the Titanfall beta test we can safely confirm that this release will be a unit shifter.

Titanfall, by all accounts will be a must have for Xbox One owners come this March,  Here is the wireless controller you will need to control your stomping-mech on-screen activities.

When game developers say they are going mobile now days, it typically just means a new phone or tablet version of their game.  In this case however Battlefield 4 is hopping into a tank and trundling around Australia.

The killer application for Xbox One? Titanfall – Introducing the Ogre

We have had a chance to not only try out the new Need For Speed: Rivals game but also take it for a ride on a yet to be released platform.  For three hours we caused untold vehicular chaos on the PlayStation 4 and spoke to Rivals lead designer James Mouat about the new game.

Electronic Arts’ Battlefield 4 has hit the store shelves today; we sat down with Lars Gustavsson,  Creative Director at developer DICE to get his thoughts on the newest member of the Battlefield family, in particular at a time of console generational change.

Australian ISP iiNet has today announced its preparations for battle, Battlefield 4 that is.  When a new, and quite potentially popular new online game is about to hit the market, the trepidation for players, developers and publishers alike is whether the infrastructure will stand the day one pressure.  iiNet is doing its best to cover Australians as best they can.

One of the first places outside of North America (that is, where Football is really appreciated) you can pick up FIFA 14 will be Sydney Australia.