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A financial presentation by Ubisoft has confirmed that ten different studios and subsidiaries are working on the next Assassin’s Creed. Polygonreports thatUbisoft Montreal is once again listed as lead developer, with the Canadian team collaborating with nine other Ubisoft studios in Toronto, Quebec, Annecy, Montpellier, Kiev, Singapore, Shanghai, Chengu and …
Read More »Unreal Engine 4.2 introduces vehicles, camera animation and free samples
Sample vehicle game released on engine's Marketplace as Epic Games announces new features
Read More »Ubisoft assigns 10 studios to Assassin’s Creed Unity
Montreal leading nine other internal devs on next-gen blockbuster
Read More »Delay confirmed for Tom Clancy’s The Division
Open-world new Clancy brand will now be released in 2015
Read More »Five Ubisoft studios working on Far Cry 4
Montreal will lead development on next-gen set in the Himilayas
Read More »Develop Quiz: Play last night’s quiz online now
Missed out on last night's London event? Fear not, you can test your knowledge from the comfort of your own home/desk/private island
Read More »Ninja Theory to discuss unannounced game at GDC Europe
Enslaved and DMC studio will also talk about the unrealised sequel to Kung Fu Chaos
Read More »Microsoft Ventures’ London Accelerator now open for applications
Tech giant calls for start-ups to join the 14-week programme
Read More »Microsoft’s decision has ‘killed original Kinect games’; PlayStation Camera could outsell it
Microsoft’s decision to remove Kinect from the Xbox One bundle has destroyed any possibility for developers to make games that realise the potential of the motion-sensing camera. That’s according to Zumba Fitness developer and UK studio Zo Mode, whose studio head Paul Mottram said: "We’ve been closely involved with Microsoft …
Read More »Microsoft backtracking “kills chances to make original Kinect games”
Zoë Mode says Kinect-less Xbox One is "a shame" while David Braben reminds devs that there is still an audience
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