Новости за 13.06.2016

Microsoft closed its E3 2016 press conference by confirming the rumoured Project Scorpio, the next evolution of the Xbox One console.

Indies are currently working on more than 1,000 titles for Xbox One and Windows 10.

For many, Halo is the closest video gaming has come to having its own Star Wars. Microsoft's flagship shooter has enough iconic aliens, vehicles and characters to warrant countless sequels, spin-offs and merchandise.

Brains Eden is back and will be taking the city of Cambridge by storm: Friday, June 24th to Monday, June 27th, at Anglia Ruskin University.

Electronic Arts has once again confirmed that this year’s FIFA outing will be powered by the firm’s Frostbite engine and revealed the first look at the upcoming game. While there is no doubt FIFA 17 is looking visually impressive, there’s a greater challenge ahead for the development team.

More support for The Develop Awards 2016, this time from the recruitment experts at Aardvark Swift.

My first visit to China made me both scared and excited. As a new indie, an exploratory trip to China is a speculative luxury. But when I was invited by an old friend to join a cross-border investment roadshow, I decided to take the plunge – just as I did when I left Sony three months ago.

Traveling on the subway the other day, I happened upon one of those rare early tech adopters who just doesn’t care. Sitting in a packed train, here was a fellow immersed in his virtual reality headset surrounded by people who took turns glancing at him with varying degrees of disgust and curiosity.

Dark Souls creator From Software has revealed that it is currently developing three internal projects, and hinted at what the games may entail.

While none were officially announced, Electronic Arts did give the industry a glimpse of the various Star Wars projects its studios and partners are working on.

Bethesda is giving one of its most successful titles of all time a visual and technical overhaul.

Despite announcing Mass Effect: Andromeda two years ago, it turns out Electronic Arts is still not ready to fully reveal the next instalment in BioWare’s acclaimed sci-fi series.

Bethesda is to take its first steps into the world of virtual reality with new versions of two of its most recent hits.

Half a decade after it was first announced, and two years after it was officially cancelled, the sequel to Prey has re-emerged.

The biggest news for devs during EA's E3 2016 press conference was a new indie publishing arm that will give all profits back to the developers.