New Dust 514 screens showcase life as a foot soldier in Eve Online’s world of space menus
New Dust 514 screens show off just how different it is from Eve Online.
Sony’s Adam Boyes chases developers on new platforms
Adam Boyes is helping Sony embrace the new social, mobile, and online side of the game industry.
CCP’s David Reid says Dust 514 heralds a new free-to-play era on consoles (interview)
Our interview with CCP Games chief marketing officer David Reid details the free-to-play business model of its upcoming console shooter Dust 514, its tie-ins with the massively multiplayer PC title Eve Online, and the challenges faced in balancing and marketing another shooter for a console audience.
Dust 514 prelaunch bundle offers enhanced arsenal and beta access (updated)
Developer CCP Games' upcoming free-to-play PlayStation 3 shooter Dust 514 brings the pre-launch Mercenary Pack bundle to prospective players. Find out what's included here.
Developer stepping aside, excited for massive 14,000-ship Eve Online raid
The main trading hub for massively multiplayer space sandbox game Eve Online gets blockaded by a massive fleet of player ships...and developer CCP Games is letting it happen.
CCP president takes off to do startup in games and health
Mike Tinney, president of online games company CCP Games North America, has decided to leave the company to create a new startup in the...
CCP Games hires David Reid as chief marketing officer as Dust 514 nears launch
Gearing up for a big marketing campaign, Eve Online game publisher CCP Games has hired David Reid as its new chief marketing officer. Reid...
Online shooter Dust 514 to require a $10 “cover charge”
Gamers interested in Dust 514, an online first-person shooting game that ties in with the EVE Online universe, will have to pay a “cover...
Hit the deck: LulzSec and Anonymous start trading blows
Hacker group LulzSec has begun publicly attacking hacker group Anonymous, an action that could lead to a civil war of sorts between the two...
LulzSec hits U.S. Senate website, throws a “DDoS Party”
Hacker group Lulz Security is taking responsibility for breaking into the public website for the U.S. Senate, Senate.gov. Separately, the hacker group has launched...