Brendan Sinclair is the managing editor at GamesIndustry.biz, where he has been since 2012. With a strong background in gaming journalism, he covers topics related to the gaming industry, business news, tech companies, and corporate strategies. Brendan's work has also been featured in Knowledia, The Logic, USgamer, and Kotaku.
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Brendan Sinclair's focus is primarily on the video game industry, with particular emphasis on gaming companies and trends. His articles often cite data and press releases, highlighting his reliance on official information and statistics.
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People now need to pay extra for the ‘bare minimum of human dignity,' said one respondent to The Logic 's survey on air travel in Canada
Skip to content Briefing By Brendan Sinclair Take-Two Interactive has cut the team working on its revival of the BioShock franchise by about one-third, according to Bloomberg.
By: Brendan Sinclair
Respondents to The Logic survey were split on whether unions or employers hold the power, but most agree something has to change
The gaming giant's key Canadian studios in Vancouver, Edmonton and Montreal are part of the US$55-billion deal
Skip to content Briefing By Brendan Sinclair Electronic Arts confirmed Monday that it is going private in a US$55-billion
By: Brendan Sinclair
Skip to content Briefing By Brendan Sinclair Minutes before it was scheduled to release its first-half earnings, the French
Ubisoft closes €1.16B Tencent deal in wake of belated earnings report
