Gamebase explains how they are preparing their next iteration of Gamebryo engine ready for DirectX 12.
Arguably the biggest shooter of the year (this week) goes live.
Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma talks about "striking a balance we were happy with".
Metro: Redux falls to third while Watch Dogs stays steady at second place.
Rush Mode is out but Conquest and Team Deathmatch return.
Community manager David Dague says the studio "created something we're proud of".
Claire Redfield teams up with Barry's daughter.
John Vechey recently announced his departure from the Plants vs. Zombies developer.
Constant cloaking, no more!
Kojima is up to his usual antics, gather round and watch.
It's absolutely mind blowing, truly next gen, highly dynamic and very emotional.
Listen to that sweet, sweet soul music.
No, really. An official release date, please.
It's like Duke Nukem Forever all over again.
Calm down! It was just a mistake.
If only the keepers were this good for the world cup, eh?
Wait, I get to keep the castle? Sign me up.
Developers from Gamebase explain how they plan to use the respective embedded and unified architecture of the two consoles.
Sportsmanship at its best.
