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MobyGames video game database now lets developers claim their game credits
The video game database MobyGames has launched a new premium tier, MobyGames Professional, allowing developers to claim their game credits and customize personal portfolios. While developers can verify their identity and edit personal details, they cannot alter the structural information of their credit listings. This feature aims to address long-standing issues with developer crediting in the industry, though it does not allow for the addition of previously omitted credits.
Righting old wrongs: MobyGames on letting developers claim games they weren't credited for
Atari-owned MobyGames has launched MobyGames Professional, a new tier aimed at industry professionals that allows developers to claim their game credits and build personal portfolios. Product manager Reece Denzel highlighted the feature's importance for industry accountability and transparency, noting that thousands of developers have already claimed their pages. The service also aims to provide analytics on the job market and promote stability within the industry.
MobyGames Begins Beta Careers Program Designed for Game Industry Professionals
Atari has launched Moby Professional, a new careers program for the video game industry, under its MobyGames brand. The program offers free and premium features aimed at assisting game industry professionals with job seeking, business development, and networking. This initiative comes in response to recent volatility in the industry, including layoffs and a challenging job market.
Mobygames announces new suite of pro tools for users to maintain career profile, find jobs and see industry insights
MobyGames, owned by Atari, has launched a new suite of professional tools aimed at the gaming industry. The service, currently in a free beta, offers enhanced career profiles, job postings, and industry insights, with some features moving to a paid tier after full launch. The tools are designed to address the specific needs of gaming professionals, differentiating from general professional networks like LinkedIn.
Atari and MobyGames launch new career development platform called Moby Professional
Atari and its subsidiary MobyGames have launched Moby Professional, a new online platform designed to help game industry professionals find jobs, network, and develop their careers. The platform offers free and premium tiers, with the premium features available for free during a beta period expected to last through summer 2026. Moby Professional leverages MobyGames' extensive database of game development credits to provide personalized career insights and job recommendations.
