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Xbox has over a dozen film and TV adaptations in the works, including a Sea of Thieves movie from Spider-Man's…
Xbox is developing a live-action movie based on the pirate adventure game Sea of Thieves, in partnership with Destin Daniel Cretton's production company Hisako Films. This adaptation is part of Xbox's broader slate of video game-to-screen projects, which includes upcoming films for Gears of War and Death Stranding, and a TV show for Wolfenstein. No director or writer has been attached to the Sea of Thieves movie yet.
3D Realms co-founder reveals more about Zenimax redundancies
3D Realms co-founder George Broussard revealed details about impending layoffs at Zenimax, suggesting that studios not directly working on Fallout or The Elder Scrolls are at risk. He indicated that new Microsoft management is prioritizing profitability, potentially leading to significant job losses across various Zenimax-owned studios like Arkane and Machine Games. While initial reports suggested closures, further information points to layoffs occurring after the fiscal year ends on June 30.
Obituary: Veteran voice actor Tom Kane has passed away at 64
Veteran voice actor Tom Kane, known for his extensive work in video games and animation over three decades, has passed away at the age of 64. Kane had a prolific career, with notable roles in the Star Wars franchise, Grim Fandango, Final Fantasy XII, Wolfenstein, and Ghost of Tsushima. He retired from voice acting in 2021 following a stroke.
Wolfenstein meets Metroidvania in Wolfhound, an 8-bit ode to yesteryear with zombies and Nazi mechs
Wolfhound is a retro-inspired indie game from developer Bit Kid that blends Metroidvania exploration with Wolfenstein-style combat. Players control Captain Chuck Rosetti on a Bermuda island filled with zombies, Nazi mechs, and other experimental foes. The game features 8-bit aesthetics reminiscent of the Sega Master System or PC Engine, with modern Metroidvania level design and challenging difficulty comparable to Hollow Knight.
John Carmack says Quake Arena 'was my favourite id Software game… always the one that I looked at as a pure…
John Carmack, formerly of id Software, stated that Quake III: Arena was his favorite game developed by the studio, considering it a 'pure game' focused on gameplay. He reflected on Quake Live as a pioneering but ultimately unprofitable browser-based remake. Carmack also mentioned that his skills as a designer likely peaked around the time of Quake III's development.
After Wolfenstein, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle felt "very natural" to MachineGames since it involved…
MachineGames creative director Axel Torvenius stated that Indiana Jones and the Great Circle felt like a natural fit for the studio, similar to their work on Wolfenstein, due to the prominent inclusion of Nazis as antagonists. He acknowledged the studio's history with similar enemy types but did not confirm if this was an intentional choice.
Mouse: P.I. For Hire
Mouse: P.I. For Hire is a 2D shooter with a film noir detective story about anthropomorphic mice, developed by Fumi Games. While it draws inspiration from classic cartoons and games like Doom, its gameplay and narrative elements fail to cohere effectively. The game features hand-drawn black and white art and a variety of weapons, but suffers from frustrating design decisions like mandatory enemy clearing and unreplayable missions.
After 36 years at the legendary FPS studio, Raven Software co-founder Brian Raffel is retiring
Brian Raffel, co-founder and Vice President of Raven Software, is retiring after 36 years with the studio. Raven Software, known for its work on titles like Heretic, Soldier of Fortune, and multiple Call of Duty games including Warzone, has been a significant FPS developer since its founding in 1990. Raffel also held a Vice President role at Activision following Raven's acquisition.
Fill the gaps in your Bethesda collection with Oblivion, Fallout, Doom, and other classics from just $3 each
Fanatical is offering a "Build Your Own Bethesda Bundle" where players can purchase classic games like The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Fallout 3, Doom, and others for around $3 each. The bundle also includes titles such as The Evil Within, Dishonored, and Wolfenstein, and is available until May 5th.
Co-Founder Of Call Of Duty Studio Raven Retires After 36 Years And 42 Games Released
Brian Raffel, co-founder of Call of Duty studio Raven Software, is retiring after 36 years and shipping 42 games. Founded in 1990, Raven Software initially developed titles like Black Crypt and Heretic before becoming heavily involved with the Call of Duty series starting with Call of Duty: Black Ops. Raffel's career spanned 18 Call of Duty titles and 12 original intellectual properties.
Nekome: Nazi Hunter Aims to Be Like Inglorious Basterds Meets Sifu – IGN Preview - IGN
Nekome: Nazi Hunter is a personal revenge story that blends Arkham-like stealth and combat with a unique Romani perspective during World War II. Developed by Probably Monsters, the game features a brutal hand-to-hand combat system, a notoriety system that affects enemy behavior, and a skill tree that rewards both stealth and direct confrontation. The preview highlights the game's potential for gory catharsis and stylish action.
A New Quake Trademark Has Been Filed, Should We Be Excited?
ZeniMax Media has filed a new trademark for the Quake name, sparking excitement among fans as the franchise approaches its 30th anniversary. While this filing is likely routine maintenance for the trademark, it coincides with Machine Games' previous tease of Quake-related content and could indicate a future revival of the series.
"Wolfenstein 3" – detaljer om storyn läckta
Details regarding the story of a potential Wolfenstein 3, codenamed Valkyrie, have been leaked. The information suggests the game will feature protagonist William "B.J." Blazkowicz accompanied by a young Ukrainian refugee named Sofiya. Development is reportedly underway at MachineGames, with filming planned for later this year and into 2026, indicating the game is still some time away from release.
Is Machine Games now working on a new Wolfenstein game? A casting call for a main character seemingly suggests it could…
Machine Games has reportedly released a casting call for a new Wolfenstein game, codenamed 'Valkyrie'. The role is for a young Ukrainian orphan named Sofiya, who forms a bond with William Blazkowicz. Performance capture is scheduled to begin in April, with further shooting planned for 2026 and 2027, indicating the project is in full production.
