Video: Recording an orchestral game soundtrack at Abbey Road At GDC 2012, audio professionals who worked on WB Games' Lord of the Rings: War in the North sought to shed light on what it really takes to incorporate a live orchestra into a game's production.

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  Twitch is evolving to become more like Amazon -- and YouTube The company announced plans today to allow broadcasters to upload videos to the platform, a la YouTube, and confirmed a new premium tie-in with the Amazon Prime subscription service: Twitch Prime.

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  Get a job: Nintendo needs a Product Marketing Specialist fluent in Japanese Want to be the uncle (or aunt) who works at Nintendo? The company is hiring a bilingual marketing specialist who can speak Japanese and English.

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2 What do the PS4 Pro and Xbox's Project Scorpio mean for the game industry? Gamasutra staffers weigh in on the PS4 Pro and the Xbox Scorpio. Do these souped-up mid-cycle console refreshes foretell a fundamental change in the concept of console cycles? Or... maybe not so much?

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3 Don't Miss: When the player's screen is the game's screen Since we took the time to play Duskers today, why not take a look back at our examination of games that turn the player's computer into a diegetic interface?

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  Watch Gamasutra play Duskers with designer Tim Keenan We talked with Duskers designer Tim Keenan about how he survived the process of making his own indie game, and how his game evolved from a tower defense game into a horror experience over time.

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  Marvel Future Fight publisher Netmarble is gearing up to go public The Korean publisher hopes to be rolling in cash as it gets ready for an initial public offering on the Korean stock market.

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3 Blog: A crowdsourced guide to crowdfunding In preparation for his own Kickstarter campaign, programmer Piotr Lipert asked around 1000 creators who've used the platform a few questions. Here's what they had to say.

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3 Report: Pokemon Go may have given the mobile market a shot in the arm According to data from Newzoo, Pokemon Go may have given the mobile games market a boost by introducing new players who haven't played any major mobile games yet.

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  At VRDC, experts share lessons learned surviving the early days of VR You can hear some of those learnings for yourself at the inaugural standalone Virtual Reality Developers Conference this November, where a group of VR/AR pioneers will share their experiences.

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16 Why is selling good games so hard? A look back at an Early Access launch "We are here to reveal the good, the bad, and the ugly of first two months of marketing and sales of Book of Demons, our first ever Steam published game."

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1 Blog: Generic classes in Unity Blindflug Studios' former game designer and programmer Tabea Iseli has put together a short beginners guide to generic classes in Unity and when they might be useful to you.

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  Pokemon Go traffic data explains staggered launch A Google blog post detailing the relationship between Pokemon Go and the Google Cloud goes some way to explaining the game's stop-start launch. 

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1 PewDiePie working on new games with Goat Simulator designer YouTube powerhouse Felix Kjellberg, better known as "PewDiePie," has struck up a multi-game deal with Goat Simulator designer, Armin Ibrisagic.

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  Amazon bets big on Twitch generation with new game line-up Amazon Game Studios has unveiled three new PC games, and it's clear the developer is gunning for the Twitch generation. 

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10 Real-life development stories: The Colosseum map "A short story based on real events about the efforts to make an external producer understand what a whitebox map is, and the pain of dealing with people not educated in real video game development."

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4 John Smedley leaves AAA: 'I'm proud to actually be in the trenches' The former president of Sony Online Entertainment discusses the pleasures and challenges of independent development, and discusses just how massive an online multiplayer experience needs to be.

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3 Commodore 64 kept running for 25 years -- in a Polish auto shop 34 years ago, Commodore International introduced its Commodore 64 home computer to the world. On Monday, the company introduced one that's still running (and has been for 25 years) in a Polish garage.

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2 The indie game scene in India and the rise of Asura "The outsourcing industry is thriving, but there's a huge gap in the indie community, making it extremely difficult to help each other and grow," says Zainuddin Fahad of Ogre Head Studio in Hyderabad.

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  Video: Crafting the sound of Hyper Light Drifter Using everything from '50s wire recorders to modified stethoscopes, the sound design for Heart Machine's Hyper Light Drifter was anything but conventional. Find out how in this GDC Europe talk!

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  Get a job: Insomniac seeks an experienced Programmer Longtime developer Insomniac Games is looking for a Senior Programmer to come in and design and implement gameplay systems and features at its office in Durham, North Carolina.

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9 Blog: Why the Wii U is my dream development toybox The Wii U is reaching the end of its lifetime, but after nearly three years making games for the console, I still plan to continue doing just that for as long as Nintendo will let me. Here's why.

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2 Don't Miss: Nidhogg unleashed on the masses - but what took so long? With word of a sequel to Nidhogg hitting the streets, read why the developers of Nidhogg took so long to get the first game out the door.

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  Vivendi bides its time as Ubisoft re-elects Yves Guillemot as chairman No news is good news for Ubisoft after its annual shareholder meeting today, as Vivendi made no attempt to gain a seat on the board of the French developer/publisher.

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  US gov't re-ups interest in game education funding with $583K for MassDiGI The US Economic Development Administration has renewed its five-year grant awarded to the MassDiGI program at Becker College in Worcester, Massachusetts.

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