Entries in 'west' (51)
Report: Activision payout to CoD devs may be worth tens of millions
Ex-Infinty Ward employees Jason West and Vince Zampella may have received a settlement payment from Activision worth ‘tens of millions.’
Phantasy Star Online 2 seems Westward bound
Sega will today announce a European and North American release for multiplayer RPG Phantasy Star Online, a report claims.
Activision and West/Zampella could be settled out of court
The court case between Activision and former Infinity Ward owners Jason West and Vince Zampella has been delayed amidst rumours of an out-of-court settlement.
Kerri West joins Namco
Former EA and PlayStation product manager Kerri West has joined Namco Bandai.
Advertisement
Sega delays "finished" Anarchy Reigns in the West
Developer Platinum Games has said that publisher Sega has delayed Anarchy Reigns in Europe and North America – despite the fact that the game is finished.
Modern Warfare 2 was nearly handed to Treyarch
Development duties on worldwide hit Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 were nearly taken from Infinity Ward and handed to Treyarch.
REPORT: Acti considered "fake fire drill" to hack Infinity Ward PCs
Bobby Kotick, the CEO of Activision, personally ordered the hacking of computers belonging to former Infinity Ward bosses Jason West and Jason Zampella, court documents allege.
Activision pays $42m to Infinity Ward devs
Publishing giant Activision has paid a portion of its employees $42 million in long-delayed royalty payments for Modern Warfare 2, as part of a wider lawsuit between the company and ...
Advertisement
Activision wins first round in West/Zampella lawsuit
One of the two fraud charges levelled at Activision by former employees and Infinity Ward founders Jason West and Vincent Zampella has been dismissed by a US court.
Now Professor Layton is heading to iOS
One of the most cherished titles in Nintendo’s portable arsenal has announced its move into the iOS market while Studio Ghibli’s beautiful RPG Ni No Kuni has been confirmed for ...
Yakuza of the End confirmed for West
Remember that seemingly bizarre zombie spin-off of Sega’s Yakuza series that was released in Japan? The publisher has just confirmed it will be released in Europe in March 2012.
West, Zampella case begins in May
The date has been set for the trial that will settle Infinity Ward co-founders Jason West and Vince Zampella lawsuit against Activision.
Advertisement
Respawn teases first game
Respawn Entertainment has released a teaser image of its first video game.
Zampella/West case going to trial
The case between Activision and ex-Infinity Ward members Vince Zampella and Jason West is expected to go to trial.
Tecmo Koei reaches West with social games
Facebook is the next step in Tecmo Koei’s bid to reach Western gamers.
Iwata: Nintendo must look westwards
It's one of the most prevalent trends of the current generation, and speaking to investors even the president of the world's most powerful gaming firm has admitted that Nintendo must ...
Advertisement
Modern Warfare ownership under threat
Activision would lose partial ownership of the Modern Warfare IP if it fails in its legal battle with former employees, reports suggest.
EA to meet Activision in court
Electronic Arts has lost its bid to be cleared from a bitter and expensive lawsuit between rival Activision and axed Infinity Ward staff.
Could Catherine get a Western release?
There's fresh hope that eye-catching console title Catherine could receive a release in the West.
Tecmo targets West with new Warriors
The latest in the hit Dynasty Warriors franchise has been designed to appeal to Western gamers.
Zampella, West battle trial delay
The two Infinity Ward heads fired from Activation are hoping to block a delay on a multi-million dollar legal suit.
Activision suing EA over Infinity Ward claims
The legal spat between Activision and the former owners of Infinity Ward has taken another interesting twist with news that Activision is now suing EA as part of its lawsuit. ...
Square Enix on bringing West to the East
The three men in charge of Square Enix have told MCV that the company’s new global agenda is not merely leveraging Eastern properties in Europe and the US – it’s ...
Western feedback for FFXIII ignored
Publisher Square Enix has admitted that it feared this year’s RPG release Final Fantasy XIII would receive a rough ride from Western critics before the game hit the shelves.
Cave bringing boxed shooter to West
Cult Japanese developer Cave is seemingly on the brink of bringing its first ever boxed Western release to the UK High Street.
