IO Interactive and publisher Square Enix parted ways, leaving the studio to fend for itself in the wilds of a hostile gaming industry. IO Interactive survived, finding funding that would secure a second season of Hitman. Perhaps Square Enix was unfairly painted as the villain in this story, as Hitman was a success both critically and financially. What gives? Why would the publisher give up on the Hitman business?

Hopes for a new Crash Bandicoot have once again reignited, but Sony's keeping pretty quiet.

It’s hard to believe, but Daniel Craig has been enjoying shaken martinis as James Bond for a while now. Craig took over from Brosnan way back in 2006 with Casino Royale, continuing through to the lukewarm Quantum of Solace and the highly-acclaimed Skyfall. But after the next Bond film, SPECTRE, Craig might be facing an opponent deadlier than the super-secret …

Much like their lead killers/sociopaths/monsters, horror films refuse to die. Strike it right with one franchise, and you’ve got a license to churn out sequels for years to come. One movie maniac that hasn’t been seen or heard from in a couple of years though, is ol’ hockey-face himself, Jason Voorhees. The Friday the 13th franchise has been in limbo …

Comic book movies are hot these days, and with films like Iron Man 3 and The Dark Knight Rises pulling in a ton o’ cash, you can bet your graphic novel collection that the studios want to hold onto the screen rights for those films as long as possible. Spider-Man is one such example, as Sony isn’t ready to let …

Revered RTS franchise now has a new home on Pandora, as the makers of Borderlands have bought the rights to that franchise.

THQ's gone and given Valhala the rights to Devil's Third. Who's going to publish it though?