Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk, BioWare's co-founders, announced today on the BioWare blog that they are retiring from the company.
"The decision to leave the videogame industry is hard to explain, but essentially I feel similar now to how I felt in the early days of BioWare over the decade post-medical school, while I was still practicing as an ER physician, back when I first realized that the world of video games was my next career 'chapter'. Read More.
BioWare revealed today on their blog the next game in the Dragon Age series.
Entitled Dragon Age III: Inquisition, the game will run on the Frostbite 2 Engine from DICE and is being worked on by some of the same team that created Dragon Age: Origins. Read More.
At an event in New York City this morning, Nintendo finally gave North American consumers details about regarding price, launch line-up and date for their newest console, the WiiU. Read More.
New Little King's Story, the port/remake/sequel of Wii hidden gem Little King's Story, will be coming to North American PlayStation Vitas (Vitae?) on October 2nd. Read More.
In a move mirroring Valve's foray into VR and Kickstarter project the Oculus Rift, Sony teased their own augmented reality headset via their Japanese YouTube account yesterday. Read More.
Square Enix has revealed more information on the recently announced Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII.
The game will take place hundreds of years after the conclusion of Final Fantasy XIII-2 and will center solely around Lightning as she will be the only character players will control. Read More.
Sony has announced the Killzone series will become the next PlayStation Collection title.
Titled Killzone Trilogy, all console Killzones (Killzone 1, 2 and 3) will be available in one handy game. The original Killzone will also get a 720p HD upgrade and will be given full trophy support. Read More.
Two days after the president of Sony's Worldwide Studios promised "more info soon" regarding remote play on the PlayStation Vita, Sony has announced that both the God of War and Ico/Shadow of the Colossus collections are now optimized for the function. Read More.
In something approaching exasperated frustration, Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima has revealed via Twitter that the upcoming Ground Zeroes is not, in fact, Project Ogre. Read More.