PC and indie games show Rezzed has revealed more developer sessions for the Brighton event, with Ghost Recon Online and Shootmania developers speaking about their games. Developers of both of the Ubisoft titles will be talking about their games on … Continue reading
Train2Game students have the opportunity to join the Ghost Recon Online Closed beta, which Ubisoft have announced will start on 5th March. Ghost Recon Online is free-to-play version of the tactical shooter set for release on PC. To register for … Continue reading
Train2Game students will be aware that some see free-to-play games as somewhat controversial, or perhaps not as well developed as AAA titles. However, Ubisoft believe that their upcoming free-to-play title Ghost Recon Online will change these perceptions. Train2Game students can … Continue reading
Train2Game students can get a glimpse at how Ubisoft’s upcoming Ghost Recon: Future Soldier utilises Kinect and a mobile app in a new, somewhat tongue-in-cheek trailer. As previously reported by The Train2Game Blog, Ubisoft see a ‘bright future’ in Kinect. … Continue reading
Train2Game students have the opportunity to gain insights into the industry and development of Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier at a special Q&A event at BAFTA next week. Ghost Recon: Future Soldier Creative Director Jean-Marc Geoffroy, Ubisoft IP development director Adrian … Continue reading
Train2Game Blog readers may have read this piece earlier this week which argued that free-to-play games gives gamers a better experience than a subscription based MMO. It’s timely then that now Star Trek Online from Cryptic Studios is the latest … Continue reading
Nintendo will support free-to-play games for their upcoming Wii U console. That’s what president Satoru Iwata told an audience of analysts at a Q&A session during E3, report Digital Spy. “With respect to the Wii U system, when we began … Continue reading
Train2Game students will probably have noticed the increasing rise of free-to-play titles, with Star Trek Online the latest previously subscription based MMO to switch to the model. The move received a mixed reception on the Train2Game Facebook page, while Train2Game … Continue reading
Train2Game students will have noticed the increasing trend for developers to use a free-to-play model in games. Dungeons and Dragons Online, Lord of the Rings Online and DC Universe Online are among a number of previously subscription based titles that have made … Continue reading
Sunday marked a milestone Xbox E3 Briefing as Microsoft Corp. unveiled the world’s most powerful console, Xbox One X (formerly code-named “Project Scorpio”) and its largest and most diverse games lineup in E3 history. Broadcast for the first time in … Continue reading
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