Ubisoft spoils Prince of Persia fans with updates
At Summer Games Fest, Ubisoft dropped updates, highlighted an early access launch, and announced a long awaited remake for its Prince of Persia franchise....
Replay is the family memoir of the prince of game development | Jordan Mechner interview
Jordan Mechner has been an amazing game designer since he debuted Karateka in 1984 and Prince of Persia in 1989. But one of his...
Ubisoft reveals Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown for January 18
The first game revealed at this year’s Summer Game Fest was a surprise title from Ubisoft. The game is a new entry in the...
Prince of Persia: Sands of Time remake shifts to Ubisoft Montreal
Ubisoft announced that development of the Prince of Persia: Sands of Time remake has been taken over by Ubisoft Montreal. Formerly in the hands...
The DeanBeat: How Jordan Mechner shepherded Prince of Persia across 30 years
Time means nothing when you’ve created something special. Jordan Mechner launched Prince of Persia in 1989, when he was 25. And 30 years later,...
Swery on crafting Japanese indie The Missing’s narrative puzzle design
In the niche world of celebrity Japanese game designers, Hidetaka “Swery” Suehiro‘s up-and-coming status can seem a bit out of left field for Western...
Game Developers Conference will honor Prince of Persia creator and ex-White House game adviser
The Game Developers Conference (GDC) will honor two game industry leaders at its 17th annual Game Developers Choice Awards: Jordan Mechner, the creator of...
Here’s the next batch of game franchises that Disney should rip off
See what games like Titanfall, Assassin's Creed, Grand Theft Auto, and others would look like with Disney characters in them.
10 endings that shocked everyone this gaming generation
Video games have given us some amazing stories this generation. Now's the perfect time to remember them as we anticipate the next wave of consoles.
ROUNDTABLE’D! Game characters say AMERICA! F***, YEAH!
As we celebrate the Fourth of July, our patriotic panel of game characters traitorously define what makes America so gosh-darn great.