Chock-full of fun references and packed with enjoyable action, Tribute Games' latest is yet another winner for beat 'em up fans.
David Grivel confirmed on LinkedIn that he has returned to Ubisoft Toronto after his stint at EA for Battlefield 6 and freelance work.
Cyanide Studio needs a "few extra months" to "polish everything up" and "tweak the bits that need tweaking" in the stealth adventure.
While the studio might be busy with other projects for now, Hakan Abrak noted that "of course, there's going to be a next Hitman."
The Techmarine's active ability allows one of his guns to automatically engage with enemies, while his passive can fix turrets.
A recently discovered demo reel from a former animator provides strong evidence that players will be able to rent bikes in Leonida.
These players' questions come just a few days after Tim Sweeney spoke about Steam needing to take down its AI disclosure feature.
New weapons, enemies, tools and a massive boss await for free while the Switch 2 version brings numerous visual improvements.
As for whether this means that the studio with over 30 employees has plans of growing, Guillaume Broche said that it's unlikely.
Meanwhile, EA Sports FC 26 and Battlefield 6 continue to perform well in unit sales and revenue for the week ending November 23rd.
The report comes courtesy of a sound designer at Saber Interactive updating their LinkedIn profile to note their work on Turok: Origins.
Houser said that a big game “swallows all of your time for many years at a time. I don’t know if I had another one of those games in me.”
Looking forward, there are multiple teams working on new features to improve the Javelin Anticheat system for Battlefield 6.
A recent teaser tweet by show host Geoff Keighley could end up being for the action RPG looter's second expansion after all.
Co-CEO Michał Nowakowski believes the next two sequels "should be delivered in a shorter period of time" thanks to Unreal Engine 5.
"I think we've been taught a bunch of hard lessons about what our players want," says Tyson Green in the lead-up to Renegades.
The sequel reportedly features a new zombie virus, a villainous film director, and returning mechanics like the time limit.
Co-founder Ari Gibson doesn't "expect to take an excessive amount of time, but we still are pursuing the same development philosophy."
Spencer says that console players have been "streaming 45 percent more" on console and "24 percent more" on "other devices."
A barebones return of the Project CARS spirit that shows flashes of excellence.
