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Following the long-awaited announcement in April, Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 developer Warhorse Studios is working on finishing the game for the scheduled late 2024 launch window on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series S|X.
Jim Keller, the iconic chip designer, and Tenstorrent's CEO believes that NVIDIA has yet to tap into certain AI market segments, creating a gap for other companies to fill.
Nintendo freaked everyone out earlier this month when it released a mysterious teaser referring to “The Smiling Man.” We’ve now learned that this isn’t quite a horror game. It’s actually called Emio — The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club, and it’s the first new entry in the Famicom Detective Club series in 30 years.
The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy's director departed his previous studio - the team behind the classic Danganronpa's - so he could work unlimited overtime without bankrupting the company.
Silent Hill creator Keiichiro Toyama might have a strategy for helping video game studios stay afloat as the industry at large grapples with layoffs and closures. Elden Ring developer FromSoftware, he says, is a perfect example of it.
Hitman 3 might've launched well over three years ago at this point, but developer IO Interactive has "more surprises to come to the game."
Slitterhead director Keiichiro Toyama says Sony wanted Japan Studio to make "more highly budgeted games" before it was ultimately closed.
CD Projekt Red's Pawel Sasko, who's now the associate game director on Cyberpunk 2, has explained how a beetroot farmer in Australia came to his attention and was subsequently moved to Poland to work on The Witcher 4.