Clint Hocking quits LucasArts

LucasArts developer Clint Hocking has left the firm.

The popular games developer who created hit franchises such as Splinter Cell and Far Cry 2, joined LucasArts from Ubisoft in July 2010.

Hocking wrote on his blog: "I recently left my job at LucasArts and am moving on to something new. I already have something lined up and I am currently in the process of dealing with the living hell of relocation".

It was unknown what projects Hocking was working on at LucasArts.

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