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People Can Fly acquires Cooldown Games
People Can Fly has acquired the Cooldown Games brand and its publishing rights, establishing a dedicated publishing vertical within its group. This move advances People Can Fly's strategy to strengthen its self-publishing activities, with Cooldown Games operating as an independent division led by its existing team. The acquisition aims to generate recurring revenue through third-party publishing and increase profit margins on internally developed titles.
Gears of War film director insists "that movie will happen"
Director David Leitch has confirmed that the Gears of War movie adaptation is actively in development with Netflix and The Coalition. A script is in progress, and both the studio and the game developer are committed to making the film a reality. The next Gears of War game, Gears of War: E-Day, is also expected to release later this year.
Gears Of War Movie: Netflix Is "100% Behind It," Director Says
Director David Leitch confirms that Netflix is fully committed to the upcoming Gears of War movie, with a script in active development. While past attempts at a film adaptation have stalled, Leitch expressed optimism, noting that the project is progressing well and the studio is determined to see it through.
Xalavier Nelson Jr, director of Space Baby Warlord Trading Simulator, will never uninstall Warframe and would love to see an Outriders 2: 'I think that game would have been really special'
Xalavier Nelson Jr, director of Space Warlord Baby Trading Simulator and founder of Strange Scaffold, discusses the games installed on his PC. He highlights Warframe as a live-service game he'll never uninstall due to its evolving nature and respect for player time, and expresses a desire for an Outriders 2, praising the original for its flawed charm. Nelson Jr also shares his appreciation for older titles like Cultic and Blood: Fresh Supply, emphasizing the importance of understanding game history.
