Rare is also bringing on a fourth team to help with future updates.
When will you be able to join DAKAR? Very soon it seems.
Will some optimizations bring you back to PUBG? The developers sure hope so.
Rare wants to keep players on their toes, to keep them engaged.
Nintendo expects minimal hiccups on the production or consumer side of things.
The 3DS's cheap entry point keeps it a viable entry point into the Nintendo ecosystem for younger players.
It looks like the new controller will be an evolution, not a revolution.
The developers confirm that they are all in on Forza 7 right now, instead of working on Forza 8.
Josef Fares cites EA's support and respect for his creative vision as a reason for sticking with the publisher.
Nintendo of America President notes that the company is still committed to its toys-to-life line.
Narrative designer Chris Avellone also talks about "challenging a lot of tropes" as a storyteller.
Two Ubisoft games comprise the new batch of Xbox 360 backward compatible games on Xbox One.
The new update will let players customize their experience to their liking.
A new version of Destiny 2, specifically made for the South Korean market.
Sucker Punch says Ghost of Tsushima will not be restricted by a need for historical accuracy.
The popular battle royale game now has over 8 million players on the Microsoft console.
A fan has taken to recreating the chilling demo for PC.
Todd Howard explains how Bethesda plans to prevent griefing in Fallout 76.
Smoke and Sacrifice team feels developers will continue to prioritize visual fidelity over performance.
A new patent filed by Microsoft hints at interesting new tech for detecting virtual cheaters.
