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After one last release date change, 'Dead Island 2' will arrive a week early
Dead Island 2 will now arrive a week early on April 21st.
'Dead Island 2' is delayed until April 28th, because of course it is
Deep Silver has delayed the long-awaited 'Dead Island 2' by 12 weeks to 'make sure we can launch a game we're proud to launch.'
'Dead Island 2' actually exists and it's due out on February 3rd, 2023
Dead Island 2 is coming. The long-awaited zombie-slaying role-playing game is due to hit PlayStation 4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Google Stadia and PC via the Epic Games Store on February 3rd, 2023.
‘Saints Row’ developers promise that the reboot will still be fun
'Saints Row' has ditched some of the zaniness, but its developers want you to know that it's still fun.
‘Saints Row’ reboot gets pushed back to August 2022
A six-month delay is vital to ensure the game gets the polish it needs, says Jim Boone.
Saints Row gets a gritty reboot set in the 'weird west'
The re-booted 'Saints Row' will let you turn to a life of crime to pay off your student loans.
Meet the biggest games publisher you’ve never heard of
Embracer, formerly THQ Nordic, has spent billions to acquire the best of the rest game developers in the world.
Prime Matter is a new ‘premium’ game publisher with a lot of new IPs
Prime Matter is a new publishing label that'll play home to games like ‘Payday 3’, a Painkiller sequel and a Crossfire RTS, as well as a bunch of new IPs.
Don't expect Saints Row, Metro, Dead Island or TimeSplitters at E3
Deep Silver says those franchises won't be featured at Summer Game Fest either.
TimeSplitters returns with a new game from the original developers
Free Radical Design has risen from the ashes, thanks to Deep Silver.
'Metro Exodus' on next-gen consoles will run at 60FPS with ray tracing
'Metro Exodus' on PS5 and Xbox Series X will have full ray tracing thanks to a revamped engine. The game is coming to the Mac, too.
An enhanced version of 'Metro Exodus' is coming to PS5 and Xbox Series X/S
The next Metro game is in the works and it could have a multiplayer component.
Leaked 'Dead Island 2' copy shows the zombie game that might have been
A leaked, playable build of the original 'Dead Island 2' shows the zombie game before it moved to another developer.
'Chorus' is a space shooter about a pilot and her sentient ship
Chorus is a space shooter about a psychic ex-cult member and her sentient spaceship. The fast-paced game is coming to Xbox in 2021.
'Shenmue III' delayed -- again -- until November 19th
If you've been waiting patiently for the arrival of Shenmue III, you'll have to temper your excitement a little longer. The long-awaited third installment in the classic series has been delayed yet again. Ryo Hazuki is now expected to return to your screens November 19th.
Deep Silver deactivates 'Metro Exodus' keys stolen from a factory
If you've been sold a code for post-apocalyptic adventure Metro Exodus, you might want to check where it came from. According to publisher Deep Silver, a number of keys have been stolen from the factory where physical key printing for the game had been taking place, before it became an Epic Games Store exclusive. In a post on Steam, the company explained that physical keys don't have the necessary files to run "as they were not meant to be released."
THQ Nordic buys developer of 'Kingdom Come: Deliverance'
THQ Nordic, the games publisher that's made a name for itself picking up long-forgotten games studios, has added Warhorse Studios to its fold in a €33.2 million acquisition. The deal comes exactly a year after Warhorse launched controversial title Kingdom Come: Deliverance, which sparked a heated debate about the issue of whitewashing in video games. Despite this narrative, though -- and the fact that the game was born of a Kickstarter project -- the game has since sold some two million units across all platforms. So THQ Nordic has evidently made a smart addition to its motley catalogue of studios.
APB: Reloaded to wreak MMO havoc on PS4, Xbox One
Free-to-play PC MMO All Points Bulletin: Reloaded is coming to consoles, thanks to a collaboration between publisher Deep Silver and developers Reloaded Games and The Workshop Entertainment. Barring catastrophe, APB: Reloaded is planned to launch on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in the second quarter of 2015. The game will be free-to-play on both consoles, and while APB: Reloaded will be available for download to all PlayStation 4 owners, only those Xbox One owners with valid Xbox Live Gold subscriptions will be able to join the massively multiplayer game's perpetual crime spree. For those who don't keep tabs on mid-tier MMOs, APB: Reloaded began life in 2010 as APB: All Points Bulletin, a sort of mashup of World of Warcraft and Grand Theft Auto 3, under developer Realtime Worlds. Only a few months after APB: All Points Bulletin launched, Realtime Worlds went into administration (think of it as the European equivalent of bankruptcy) and the game's servers were shut down. Eventually the property was purchased and relaunched with a new developer (Reloaded Games) and new title. According to Deep Silver, since its rebirth in 2011, the PC version of APB: Reloaded has been downloaded more than five million times. [Image: Reloaded Games]
APB: Reloaded coming to PS4 and Xbox One in Q2 2015
Last fall we heard that APB: Reloaded was reportedly working on bringing the crime spree MMO to consoles but was struggling with the companies to make that happen. Fortunately, it seems as though all of the details have been paved out, as APB is gearing up for its console debut in the latter part of the second quarter of this year. APB: Reloaded will be coming to both the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One as a free-to-play title, although it will require Xbox owners to be part of the Xbox Live Gold service. The console adaptation is being handled by a joint effort between Reloaded Games, Deep Silver, and The Workshop. The Workshop CEO Peter Akemann says that the title will shine on the new hardware: "Because APB is such a technically complex game, featuring thousands of destructible objects and heavily customized players and vehicles in every scene, we are thrilled to help make APB a reality on these brand new high performance hardware platforms." To date, APB has had five million PC downloads since 2011. [Source: Reloaded Games press release]
As Seen On TV: Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell launch infomercial
If you ignore most of the other, far worse sins, wanton consumerism is diabolically evil, which is why it's so fitting that the launch trailer for Volition's upcoming Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell should appear as a lengthy informercial packed with 1-800 numbers and endless groin trauma. [Image: Deep Silver]
