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Nacon has announced Spiders will unveil their newest project during Nacon Connect on July 7th. Accompanying this announcement is a single picture with a blurred background, but crystal clear foreground depicting either equipment or the potential protagonist for the upcoming game. Continue reading “Spiders To Announce Latest Project at Natcon”
Following a short tenure at Irrational Games, Rod Fergusson returned to Microsoft to head their Gears of War developer: The Coalition, which is on the Traitors of America master list. During his time as studio head, the Gears of War franchise became more known for woke identity politics and micro-transactions than it did for its original over the top masculine motifs. Long established lore would see significant revisions to the point where the Gears of War mythology became riddled with plot holes and ceased making cohesive sense. Continue reading “Mike Crump Becomes Studio Head of Gears of War Developer: The Coalition”
Whether or not you are a fan of Valve, Steam, or Half-Life: Alyx, know that the former has updated the latter to include Steam Workshop support. In other words, you can now download the beta edition of Valve’s community development tools. Continue reading “Half-Life: Alyx Beta Mod Tools Are Now Available For Download”
Sony is still on track to release its next-gen console, better known as the PS5, sometime in Q4 2020. This means that the current pandemic will not push the PS4 successor past its original release window. Additionally, Epic Games has partnered up with Sony to reveal the next step in Unreal Engine’s evolution via a PS5 test demo, which shows off the new perks of Unreal Engine 5. Continue reading “PS5 Still Slated For Q4 2020, While Epic Reveals Unreal Engine 5 With PS5 Demo”
The Outsiders’ Darkborn is winding down development. Not because the game is complete, far from it. Development is being halted due to the team not being able to finish the project. If things change around they might return to it, but it’s basically the end of the road for Darkborn at the moment. Continue reading “Darkborn Development Halted”
Guerrilla Games is looking to make multiple games out of the Horizon Zero Dawn intellectual property (IP). This information comes from two new reports, which claim that folks will see more Horizon Zero Dawn games in the future. Continue reading “Horizon Zero Dawn 2 In Development At Guerrilla Games, As Per Reports”
How the mighty have fallen. What was once an immense powerhouse of a franchise that saw each interaction proudly boast of multi-million unit sales figures per outing, has been reduced to a franchise that boasts of title’s outselling flops. Its top-selling iteration only sits on the throne because it was sold for a penny, as noted by Screenrant. Continue reading “Creator of Assassin’s Creed Series Says Current Games are “No Fun””
Dead Island 2 has been in an interesting and complicated situation for years now. Seemingly as a result of the lengthy radio silence in-between assurances the game is still in development a rumor has emerged that the series itself had been effectively canceled. Resulting in gamers being surprised to see a job listing for an art director at Dambuster studios for the project. Despite them being confirmed as the stewards of the franchise in 2019 after it lingered at Sumo digital since 2016. Continue reading “Dead Island 2 Development Still Shumbling Around”
Back on December 23rd, 2019, Hideo Kojima teased that he was working on the next Kojima Productions’ concept at the main office. Well, it looks like the next game after Death Stranding might face some troubles in that one of the many devs at Kojima Productions has been diagnosed with COVID-19 or the coronavirus. Continue reading “Kojima Productions Temporarily Closes Office After Employee Is Diagnosed With COVID-19”
It looks like Tim Sweeney’s Epic Games has turned up in the news once again. This time, the company has managed to snag Cubic Motion, the company behind facial animations like in Sony and Santa Monica Studio’s soy edition of God of War and other well known triple-A games. Continue reading “Epic Games Acquires Cubic Motion, Company Behind God Of War’s Facial Animation Tech”
Many console games run at 30fps and can dip below 25fps depending on the title that you’re playing. Some titles, though, on the Xbox One X and PS4 Pro can reach 60fps (although certain games can’t maintain said frames), but it looks like Polyphony Digital CEO and Gran Turismo producer Kazunori Yamauchi aren’t looking to maintain the console standard of 30fps, and he’s more concerned about maintaining frames reaching 120-240fps. Continue reading “Gran Turismo Producer Kazunori Yamauchi Wants To Ship Games Running At 120-240FPS”
According to Remedy Entertainment (or just Remedy), the company is working on multiple projects as we speak that consist of a new game, a campaign for a multiplayer shooter, and two DLCs for the dying game that is Control. All of this is being done by Remedy’s diverse team. Continue reading “Remedy’s Diverse Team Is Working On Multiple Games And Projects”
A developer who was part of the team working on System Shock 3 has come forward to clear the air about who is and who isn’t working on the game. He posts on RPG Codex under the handle Kin Corn Karn, and he informed the community that the team that working on the game is no longer employed to work on the game. Continue reading “System Shock 3 Team No Longer Working On Game, According To Dev”