2nd April 2025 Mikael Kasurinen Talks 30 years of Remedy with GameSpot

While across the ocean for GDC, Mikael Kasurinen (Creative Director at Remedy) sat down with GameSpot's Kurt Indovina to talk about Remedy's thirty year-long history.Post yesterday, the fourteen-minute conversation initially explores Mikael's own background and how he got into games and his introducing to Remedy through Max Payne. Talking to Kurt, “I've always loved games and, as a kid, I just played all the time, all the different type of games. I visited my friends to play games. So, I probably loved games too much, I still do. And in the...

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1st April 2025 Remedy Explores FBC: Firebreak's New Dating Simulator Feature In New April Fool's Post

Over the years, Remedy has marked April 1st with a creative in-joke, and celebrates with my favourite type of April Fool's, nerdy in-jokes. Whether it was Alan Wake Wars, Remedy Coffee, or a Technicolour Mode for Control, the turn of the month has been the trigger for another entry to the memes. This year, the studio was back with a game announcement, and one that we're mysteriously intrigued by; FBC: Firebreak's Directional Affection-Targeting Explicator. "FBC: Firebreak will release with a unique tool - the Directional Affection-Targeting...

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28th March 2025 Mega Ran Releases New York Video Game Awards Single, Dedicated To Sam Lake [50% of Proceeds goes to NYVGCC]

Back in January, Mega Ran dazzled viewers at the New York Video Game Awards, with a brand-new single dedicated to the ceremony's Legend Award recipient, Sam Lake. Now, three months later, the singer has released the new piece to celebrate Sam's birthday, with a portion of the proceeds going to charity. Writing about the charity aspect, Mega Ran posted on social media that, “50% of all proceeds from the song will benefit The New York Video Game Critics Circle, a non-profit whose program 'Playing With Purpose' connects students with the NYVGCC’s...

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27th March 2025 Game Informer Returns After Seven Months Team Rejoins With Full Catalogue Back Online

Seven months after its closure, Game Informer is back online and with its full team of writers and editors, picking up where they left off.The magazine is considered one of the prestigious in the games industry, paired with exclusive month-long coverage of upcoming titles. It closed unexpectedly last year, after thirty-three years in the business by parent company GameStop. The termination came as a shock to those within the industry and as well as the company itself, with the sudden firing of all staff members and the removal of all their...

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