Ubisoft has hired former Amazon Games VP Christoph Hartmann to run Creative House 2, the division behind The Division, Ghost Recon and Splinter Cell.

Ubisoft has appointed former Amazon Games chief Christoph Hartmann as the general manager at Creative House 2.

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While the overall future of the James Bond video game franchise is up in the air, the next 12 months have been laid out for the IO Interactive-published “007 First Light.” With more than 2.7 million ...

Amazon remains committed to developing a Lord of the Rings game, despite recent reports of its MMO project being cancelled. Speaking to IGN, Amazon's head of games Jeff Gattis stated that "nothing's ...

New comments from Amazon MGM Studios spokespersons suggest that 007: First Light will not be James Bond’s last video game adventure. They also revealed another new key detail regarding the franchise.

Amazon says it still wants to make a game set in J. R. R. Tolkien's fantasy universe despite canceling a Lord of the Rings MMO it had in development. Earlier this year it was reported that Amazon’s ...

Last week, Amazon gaming general manager Jeff Gattis rather put the cat amongst the pigeons when talking about James Bond's future in games now IO Interactive's 007 First Light is out. He was cited by ...

James Bond is back, thanks to the most recent game, 007: First Light. And while fans are excited to learn what’s to come for the series, Amazon insisted it’s “still too early” to discuss the future of ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Today's PR fiasco with Amazon is a great lesson in industry politics, and why insulting a potentially lucrative business partner is probably a bad idea. An ...