Matt Leone: "At Capcom’s San Francisco office during this year’s Game Developers Conference, I met with Devil May Cry 5 director Hideaki Itsuno, senior producer Michiteru Okabe, and producer Matt Walker to discuss the game’s four-year development cycle and the strategy behind releasing such a focused game in the current market."
Romeo Is a Dead Man pushes Suda51's distinct style into a new universe, but the creator is already thinking about his future games.
"Today, I was terminated by Ubisoft," said Michaud-Cromp.
Ubisoft deserves everything that's going on right now. It needs new leadership. The current ones are running Ubisoft into the ground. Meanwhile Tencent is circling them like a vulture. I wouldn't be shocked at a hostile take over in the coming months.
Sounds like something most corpos will do these days. Retaliation is seemingly allowed even if illegal
Didn't suckerpunch do the same because someone made a joke?
Makes me glad I have 0 interest in either companies cames right now tbh
Well here they are complaining about return to work and the suker punch employee "joked" about the charlie kirk assassination...not really the same.
yes, a joke
you don't get to say it's not a joke just because it didn't fit within your standards
I hate Charlie K. Like I really really really hate him. He is a racist POS. However I do not whatsoever make light of his death esp how he was killed. Its not a joking matter so I agree with what SP did.
If you don’t control the purse strings, and you think freedom of speech applies to a private company’s, this is where you lose.
Well I am not surprised. Most companies have a code of conduct that prevents employees from publicly making negative comments about the organization.
When times are tough, and the company is looking to lay off people, the best thing to do is to not be the nail that sticks up. He even said something to this degree in the comments that got him fired.
I hope he can land on his feet in the near future and find success doing what he loves doing. I am sure many teams would love to have someone with his experience on board.
Unity’s CEO made a statement after the tool, which lets users create ‘playable worlds’, saw its shares crashing 35%.
Can't blame developers why mmo games are preferred. Single player games are great but they die down so easily.
Can't wait to see what they make next