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Electronic Arts Cancels Its First Bourne Game

Earlier today, developer Starbreeze Studios (Chronicles of Riddick, The Darkness), announced that it had canceled one of the two projects they were working on for Electronic Arts. Now, Starbreeze didn’t reveal which game was canceled, but according to the Los Angeles Times, the game in question was a new title based on Robert...

Posted March 23, 2010
Electronic Arts Buys the Rights To Jason Bourne

Electronic Arts has acquired the worldwide rights to create video games based on author Robert Ludlum's work. This makes them the go-to source for games based on the Bourne movies. EA will work with Matt Wolf -- who serves as interactive creative adviser for the Robert Ludlum Estate -- to oversee the "creative development, production, and...

Posted February 2, 2009| 5 Comments
Activision Lays Off Over A Hundred Employees

A bunch of employees from Radical Entertainment and High Moon Studios have been laid off by parent company Activision Blizzard, according to various reports. Almost 100 employees at Radical Entertainment and 60 High Moon Studios workers were stripped away from their duties permanently. Radical human resources VP Leah Rubin said this regarding...

Posted August 14, 2008| 7 Comments
Sessler's Soapbox: Gaming's New Evil Empire

Like the U.S. and Russia for 44 years, Activision and EA seem like two superpowers engaged in a cold war, and the gaming world hangs in the balance. In this week's Sessler's Soapbox, Adam critiques the actions of these two ultra-corporations of gaming, where they're succeeding and where they're failing. By dropping many of their more...

Posted August 6, 2008| 28 Comments
Ludlum Re-Aquires Game Rights

The estate of author Robert Ludlum has re-aquired the game rights to his intellectual property--another casualty of the Activision-Blizzard merger. "We look forward to working with innovative partners in the gaming community and new investors to further extend the reach and appeal of Robert Ludlum's stories and to help write the next...

Posted July 30, 2008| 1 Comment
'Bourne Conspiracy' Embassy Gameplay

The demo for Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy landed on Xbox Live Marketplace today and we took a run through it today. See if you can beat my time for escaping. I bet you can. Watch Larger Version of this Video

Posted May 5, 2008| 14 Comments
'Bourne Conspiracy' Screens Live

We've got a ton of screenshots (well, okay, eight) from The Bourne Conspiracy today, and the game is looking hype (as the kids say.). This action title aims to capture the edge-of-your-seat excitement of the movies and shovel it into a videogame, with a unique mix of gunplay and hand-to-hand combat. The demo is coming to the PlayStation...

Posted April 28, 2008
'Bourne' Demo Dropping in May

Vivendi has confirmed that the mildly awaited Bourne Conspiracy will get a demo on the Xbox LIVE Marketplace in May. The game follows Bourne's path from secret agent to rogue assassin to guy who marks himself!?! WHA? The full game will be available for purchase June 3 and is already getting some good reviews. Watch Larger Version of this...

Posted April 14, 2008| 2 Comments
'Bourne Conspiracy' Trailer

Check out the trailer for The Bourne Conspiracy. Pretty snazzy, no? It comes out on June 3rd. Watch Larger Version of this Video

Posted April 9, 2008| 3 Comments
'The Bourne Conspiracy' Gets Dated

The Bourne Conspiracy is all growed up and it's getting a release date: June 3, 2008 for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. We can't wait to stab people with pens and go all shaky-cam. Check out X-Play's Hands-On with the game. Watch Larger Version of this Video Press release after the jump. Read More?

Posted April 2, 2008| 4 Comments
Activision Could Shut Down Sierra?

As part of the Vivendi / Activision merger, Vivendi's development teams will have to essentially re-sell their games to their new Activision overlords. Apparently, this has Sierra worried about their future. Activision obviously made the move primarily for World of Warcraft and Blizzard, but the other games could get axed in the...

Posted March 19, 2008| 7 Comments