David Carcasole
Writer at PlayStation Universe
Video Games Journalist at Freelance
Gaming reporter @wccftech | words also @gamedailybiz, @GIBiz, @IntoTheSpine, @lostincult, and more. [email protected] [email protected]. he/him
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4 days ago |
wccftech.com | David Carcasole
When IO Interactive announced the official title for Project 007 was 007 First Light and that we'd hear more about it this week, the assumption was that we'd hear more about it during the Summer Game Fest 2025 kick-off event.
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5 days ago |
wccftech.com | David Carcasole
According to a report from Deadline, Amazon MGM Studios has won the bidding war to make the Split Fiction movie adaptation that is set to star Sydney Sweeney and be directed by Wicked's Jon M. Chu. Deadline reports that the deal with Amazon MGM Studios is currently being finalized, and that the whole deal is coming together for a little over $2 million USD.
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5 days ago |
wccftech.com | David Carcasole
IO Interactive has officially announced that its James Bond-based game, Project 007, is officially titled 007 First Light and that a full game reveal will be coming later this week. Project 007 was first announced back in 2020, and since then, we've all been eagerly waiting to hear more about the game that everyone seems to agree will be something special, considering that IO Interactive is the perfect studio to make a James Bond game.
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5 days ago |
wccftech.com | David Carcasole
Wizards of the Coast has just signed a publishing deal with Giant Skull, a new game studio founded last March by former God of War III and Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order game director, Stig Asmussen. As reported by GamesBeat, Wizards of the Coast will publish the Unreal Engine 5-based triple-A action-adventure game that Giant Skull had already been developing, which is now due to be set in the universe of Dungeons & Dragons.
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5 days ago |
wccftech.com | David Carcasole
Smite 2 developer Hi-Rez Studios has confirmed its third layoff within the last year, though these cuts are different than the layoffs the studio had earlier this year in February and in October 2024. Instead of members of the development team being the ones losing their jobs, it's a few members of the studio's executive leadership, including now-former studio president, Stewart Chisam.
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I also just wanted to add to this that Ubisoft PR confirmed to me “there were no layoffs” as a result of TLC finishing its dev cycle, people were just moved around. We take the wins, even when they’re small.
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