At last year’s E3, Metro: Last Light was one of the games that most intrigued us, yet oddly enough it was no where near the show floor. Instead, it was tucked away in meeting room in a remote corner of the Los Angeles Convention Center, where the now defunct publisher THQ was holding refuge. Fast forward to PAX East 2013 and Metro: Last Light is alive and kicking, and thanks to publisher Deep Silver, still on track for release. We had the opportunity to discuss the game’s narrative with writer, Dmitry Glukhovsky, who took the time to break down everything we need to know about the game’s narrative.
Metro developer 4A Games: A History of their VR works, from the forgotten gem that was ARKTIKA.1 to the more recent Metro Awakening.
The Metro video game series started with a humble b-list title, before building a strong fanbase and becoming a pioneer in the industry.
According to a LinkedIn post, Bethesda and Xbox Game Studio representatives will meet up with Deep Silver Volition employees.
That's pretty cool, but didn't they just lay of 10k as a whole. Reportedly some from the gaming division even.
Confused in pa.
This is called good PR. And an opportunity to hire veterans over scrubs.
Not to call them scrubs but yeah some veteran devs are more welcome than others with less experience
You can hire veterans all day long but it’s the talent Microsoft lacks.
It was mostly outside of gaming. Most of the game studios weren't affected besides 343i and Coalition from what I recall
But of course. Just look at the latest Saint's Row....that is exactly the level of quality and writing that Xbox strives for these days.
There u go. This is way more acceptable than buying up studios. Buy individual talent until you strengthen your already owned studios. 👏🏽
