DICE finally proves it's listening to fans, will let Battlefield 6 beta players have classic class weapons

Prince of Persia Remake delayed again

Ubisoft has confirmed that the Prince of Persia Remake, which was showcased back in September last year, has been delayed once again. The debut showing of the remake frustrated a number of long term fans of the prince with its unusual vintage visual style. While the Prince of Persia Remake hasn’t been officially confirmed for…

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The Making Of: Ape Escape, Sony’s Groundbreaking Platformer That Unlocked The DualShock’s Potential

“Most of the CG designers were college students doing part-time work”. Developed as the first game to specifically require the use of the DualShock controller, Sony Computer Entertainment’s 1999 platformer Ape Escape (known in Japan as Saru Getchu) was built around a pretty simple yet ingenious premise. A bunch of mischievous primates have escaped from…

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Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 is getting a fancy art book from Dark Horse that’ll shed some light on its rebooted development

Comics publisher Dark Horse has announced that it will release a coffee table book showcasing the art and behind-the-scenes development stories of Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2. The hardcover will retail for $54.99 when it releases November 18, and can be preordered on Amazon or Barnes and Noble right now. The 192-page book will…

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Andy Serkis says ‘there has always been that snobbery’ when it comes to videogame acting, but the times are changing thanks to games like Expedition 33

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 isn’t the first videogame to have a compelling story or an in-depth narrative—you and I both know this—it does, however, feel like an vital milestone on the road to getting everyone else to take the medium and (more importantly the people who make it, mocap actors included) as seriously as they…

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Amazon Games is making major layoffs as it shifts focus away from MMOs to its Luna cloud gaming platform: ‘We have made the difficult decision to halt a significant amount of our first-party AAA game development’

Amazon’s AI-powered layoff of 14,000 employees will see “significant” cuts made to its game division, according to a new Bloomberg report, which will result in a reduction in development efforts on big-budget games, including MMOs like New World. The Bloomberg report cites a memo sent to Amazon Games employees by Steve Boom, Amazon’s vice president…

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