Entries in 'developer' (70)
Cave scraps Vita titles as COO resigns
Questions are being asked about the future of shmup specialist Cave.
Gree acquires Modern War developer Funzio for $210m
Japanese social gaming giant Gree has acquired mobile game developer Funzio in a deal worth $210m.
Baldur's Gate dev slams Nintendo
Beamdog, the owner of Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition developer Overhaul Games has launched a fierce attack on Nintendo.
Capcom: Spark Unlimited has "passion and drive"
If there was one thing that stood out about yesterday’s announcement of Lost Planet 3, it was the fact that Spark Unlimited was developing the title.
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Space Channel 5 dev working on Vita music game
The technical director of respected Sega rhythm action title Space Channel 5: Part 2 is bringing a new music game to PS Vita.
Draw Something dev making $100k a day
Draw Something, the newest App Store sensation that brings Pictionary-like gaming to mobiles and tablets, is reportedly making more than $100,000 each day for its creators.
Was there a secret next-gen Xbox event yesterday?
The existence of an Xbox 720 developer event appears to have been leaked through a harmless Tweet by a Crytek developer claiming to be on location.
NCsoft lawsuit seeks to block MMO in US
Online games publisher NCsoft has filed a lawsuit against the developer of MMO game Tera in a bid to block its launch in the US.
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Bethesda confirms id Software layoffs
Doom and Rage developer id Software has laid off some members of staff from its Dallas studio but is looking for more.
Sony shuts Bigbig; restructures Cambridge studio
Sony has proposed the closure of Leamington Spa outfit Bigbig, which recently finished work on Little Deviants for Vita.
US developer receives death sentence in Iran
A dual US-Iranian citizen has been sentenced to death for allegedly producing games encoded with western-leaning sentiments, as part of a wider CIA plan to stimulate a revolution within the ...
Future of Stalker developer 'uncertain'
Stalker developer GSC Game World is on the brink of closing its doors after saying that 'nothing is certain' about its future.
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Notch steps away from Minecraft development
Markus Persson (aka Notch), the creator of hit PC title Minecraft, has after four years stepped away from the game to focus on other projects.
Bulletstorm dev working on Gears prequels?
A new Gears of War trilogy is rumoured to be in the works under development at Bulletstorm studio People Can Fly.
Sega acquires Doctor Who dev Three Rings
Publishing group Sega has acquired Californian indie studio Three Rings, the developer has announced.
Will Wright unveils new game HiveMind
Veteran games designer Will Wright has announced his latest games project and start-up developer HiveMind.
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Eutechnyx secures £1.8m funding
UK developer Eutechnyx has received a regional growth fund of £1.8m from the Government to fund an online racing game.
Limbo dev: The retail model is broken
The boss of developer Playdead has said the boxed games model “has always been and still is broken”.
Now Viacom sues former Harmonix shareholders
Viacom is taking ex-shareholders of Rock Band developer Harmonix to court, following a lawsuit filed against the firm itself last year.
Closure beckons for Codemasters Guilford
Codemasters has announced that it is “proposing to retire” its Guildford based development studio.
Techland investigating Dead Island PC concerns
The developer of Dead Island has said it is looking into claims that it released the incorrect version of zombie thriller Dead Island on Steam.
Sumo: "We forget the importance of £40"
A former Bizarre Creations developer has warned that the games industry has a nasty habit of forgetting how important £40 can be to consumers.
Double Eleven becomes exclusive Sony studio
Sony has announced that it has signed a new partnership with UK-based studio Double Eleven.
Five days left to submit 'rough drafts' for MoMinis contest
The deadline for rough draft submissions to the MoMinis Studio GameCast contest is July 10th.
Cryptic acquired for $50m
Atari’s has sold its Californian studio Cryptic for $50 million to China’s online gaming giant Perfect World, the company has said.
