Former THQ president Jason Rubin, who joined the struggling company in 2012, has submitted a story to GamesIndustry International detailing adversities faced by Ukrainian developer 4A Games while developing Metro: Last Light, painting the team as underdogs who struggled against dreadful working conditions, a low budget, and unrealistic expectations. The post Former THQ president details brutal working conditions at Metro: ...

Former THQ president Jason Rubin, who joined the struggling company in 2012, has submitted a story to GamesIndustry International detailing adversities faced by Ukrainian developer 4A Games while developing Metro: Last Light, painting the team as underdogs who struggled against dreadful working conditions, a low budget, and unrealistic expectations. The post Former THQ president details atrocious working conditions at Metro: ...

The lack of quality mass-appeal games on Linux is the critics' favourite excuse for dismissing Linux as a serious desktop operating system. We are glad to report that developments in the last few months will rob the peanut gallery of this reason for looking past Linux. If Linux has had an Achilles' heel, it's gaming. Sure there are top-quality open ...

Patrice Désilets, creator of the multi-award-winning videogame Assassin's Creed, was fired from Ubisoft this week. Désilets left the company in 2010 to work at THQ's Montreal studio. But THQ went bankrupt, and Ubisoft acquired its Montreal studio, bringing Désilets back to [...]

With the tumultuous end of THQ earlier this year, fans of "Darksiders" watched with regret as the fate of the franchise seemed in jeopardy (In fact, one might still argue that the fate of the Horsemen is unsure as Nordic Games recently secured the IP). The series may have paid homage to several genres and established IPs, but the art ...