Warface franchise lead Ivan Pabiarzhyn speaks with GamingBolt about what the future holds for Warface and for the industry as a whole.
Not much of a departure from the DualShock 4.
The logo is pretty much in keeping with past designs.
It's been an eventful 12 months.
Former BioShock man Jordan Thomas hopes the series' next instalment will "feel as unbound as possible."
Treyarch's David Vonderhaar doesn't seem to be too fond of jetpacks.
Fingers crossed for $399 for both, then?
Daedalic CEO Carsten Fichtelmann speaks about the looming next-gen consoles.
Help Will Come Tomorrow programmer Przemyslaw Dabrowski feels next gen hardware will present "a possibility to create more realistic and immersive worlds."
The Xbox might boast a significantly more powerful GPU than its competitor next gen.
The NPD Group's Mat Piscatella doesn't see next-gen hardware cannibalizing Switch sales in 2020.
Creator Yuji Horii says he's "extremely happy" to challenge new things.
An analysis of Godfall's brief yet impressive trailer.
Could there be new PS5 news at the conference?
Sony really seems to like the idea of back triggers.
"The ease of making software for the PS5 is at a level never seen before," says Yoshida.
Insight into the studio's work schedule and culture also provided in a new interview.
Can Sony maintain their incredible momentum with the PS4 going into next gen?
"We will be happy to continue to work with them if they wish to," says Marco Thrush.
Techland wants to create worlds "where you feel like you are really there."
