Sony has invested a further £767million (or $1billion) into Epic Games, in order to build the “future of digital entertainment” and the metaverse.
The post Sony invests £767million in Epic Games to help build the metaverse appeared first on NME.
Related Articles
-
R.I.P. Pharoah Sanders, Pioneering Jazz Saxophonist Dead at 81
Sanders played with John and Alice Coltrane and helped pioneer the spiritual jazz movement. R.I.P. Pharoah Sanders, Pioneering Jazz...
-
Third Man Records London announce their first signing, Island Of Love
"To have Third Man show an interest has been a surreal privilege, to say the least" The post Third Man...
-
NOFX announce new album, unveil single “Linewleum” featuring Avenged Sevenfold: Stream
The Los Angeles punk band will return with their first album in nearly five years. NOFX announce new album, unveil...
-
UPSAHL Announces First Headlining Tour
The rising pop singer hits the road behind her newly released debut album, Lady Jesus. UPSAHL Announces First Headlining TourCarys...
-
Biffy Clyro side-project Empire State Bastard share blistering debut single ‘Harvest’
The duo will hit the road for a trio of UK gigs this weekend The post Biffy Clyro side-project...
-
The Rills share fiery new single ‘I Don’t Wanna Be’
It's the band's first new music of 2024 The post The Rills share fiery new single ‘I Don’t Wanna Be’...
-
PlayStation acquires support studio Valkyrie Entertainment
Ride of the support studio The post PlayStation acquires support studio Valkyrie Entertainment appeared first on NME.
-
Doja Cat halts Lollapalooza set in Argentina to assist fan: “I can’t keep going if things aren’t good”
The singer and rapper stressed the importance of crowd safety to her audience The post Doja Cat halts Lollapalooza set...
0 Comments
