The CEO of development studio Obsidian has claimed that his studios’ cancelled Aliens RPG was, to all intents and purposes, complete when Sega decided to pull the plug. If you had come in and played any of the last builds we were working on, you would have said it was …
Read More »Ubisoft Montreal â??working on Vitality Sensorâ??
Unconfirmed title Red Steel 3 will supposedly use Nintendoâ??s upcoming peripheral
Read More »US: ESA to fight violent games bill
The Entertainment Software Association has vowed to fight Arnold Schwarzenegger’s proposed legislation that would illegalise the sale of violent games to minors in the US. Though it might seem strange to UK readers, it is currently not illegal to sell mature games to kids in the US. Previous attempts to …
Read More »Birth of a Spartan WATCH IT HERE
The hype campaign for Halo Reach got turned up a notch with last night’s debut of cinematic movie short Birth of a Spartan – and you can watch it right here. Later today Microsoft will debut the full two minutes and 30 seconds version of the short movie on Xbox …
Read More »“Something is throttling the industry’s new blood”
Frontier Developments founder weighs in on the issue of declining industry entrants
Read More »Book now for cheaper trip to Develop Awards
Early bird bookers can now save over £500 on tables and 25 per cent on seats
Read More »Griffith relinquishes Activision role
It has been confirmed that the CEO and president of Activision Publishing Mike Griffith resigned from both of his roles on April 23rd. The exec, however, will continue to serve as vice chairman of Activision Blizzard. This role sees him take an active part in board and internal strategy meetings. …
Read More »Activision CEO leaves as Infinity Ward fights back
Griffith steps down as legal action from Infinity Ward hits his studio
Read More »Codemasters’ Stuart Black decries publishers
Bodycount creator claims â??quality is in the hands of the developerâ??
Read More »Infinity Ward departures hit 25
In what has become a slow twist of the knife for publishing powerhouse Activision, a further eight developers have left Modern Warfare 2 studio Infinity Ward. Ongoing embarrassment for the lawsuit-riddled Activision continues, as a total of 25 staff is said to have left the highly prized development outfit. According …
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