Another big publisher has made the move to open a dev base in subsidy-supported Quebec, Canada – with THQ the latest to establish a Montreal studio. The new studio, called THQ Montreal, will open in mid-2010. The studio will make titles for the publisher’s Core Games division, plans to create …
Read More »Games for Windows introduces Games-On-Demand
Microsoft is to introduce games-on-demand as part of the Games for Windows Live service, mirroring the introduction of a similar retail portal on Xbox Live earlier this year. Titles confirmed for launch include Capcom’s Resident Evil 5, THQ’s Red Faction Guerrilla, Eidos’ Battlestations: Pacific as well as some indie offerings …
Read More »Mobigame to pull Edgy amid EA legal fears
Langdell accused of trying to claim retroactive ownership of Mobigameâ??s Edge to reinforce his own trademark
Read More »THQ to open massive Montreal studio
Deal with Quebec government fast-tracks development outfit that will host 400 jobs
Read More »MOH gunning for COD
It doesn’t take a genius to figure out the inspiration behind EA’s decision to set the next Medal of Honor title in the modern day – and boss John Riccitiello has now openly spoke about his desire to topple Activision’s Call of Duty from atop of the FPS hierarchy. I’m …
Read More »PSPgo ‘will die without software price cutsâ??, says Burton
Travellerâ??s Talesâ?? Jon Burton foresees the end of physical media for games
Read More »THQ and Dreamworks extend deal
Publisher THQ has signed an extension to its partnership with animation studio Dreamworks that will see three new titles released over the next two years. Alongside the previously announced MegaMind, THQ will now also publish Kung Fu Panda: The KaBoom of Doom, Puss in Boots and The Penguins of Madagascar, …
Read More »Ubisoft Barcelona backs EMotion FX
MysticGDâ??s animation tech said to be central to Ubisoftâ??s Your Shape project
Read More »EA alters Battlefield Heroes pricing
Changes to the cost of in-game items in EA’s online-only free-to-play shooter Battlefield Heroes have been met poorly by the title’s community, with claims that it is now almost impossible to compete with rival players without spending real-world cash on the game. Anyone is able to download the free Battlefield …
Read More »‘Nintendoâ??s snub sparked Sonyâ??s revolution’ – Harrison
â??A monsterâ?? at Sony was born after Nintendoâ??s Yamauchi severed ties
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