British outlet Rare has furthered strengthened its workforce by picking up devs from studios struck by layoffs and closures. Among the most recent engineering additions are David Dempsey and Ian ...
FreeStyleGames, the company behind the DJ Hero games - which were dramatically cut along with the rest of the Guitar Hero business unit by publisher Activision last night - has issued a brief ...
Activision's latest acquisition FreeStyleGames is busy working on localised Guitar Hero content and a new IP for the publisher – and studio boss Chris Lee believes there's plenty of growth ...
A group of artists from Guitar Hero and DJ Hero developer FreeStyleGames have started up their own art-focused studio. The Digi Monsters founders Mike Rutter, Piers Coe, Dave Moulder and Adam Conway ...
Guitar Hero Live developer FreestyleGames is facing major cuts after owner Activision concluded their 'consultation' session in February. While no exact numbers have been given, the owner is now ...
FreeStyleGames has issued a "no comment" on whether or not DJ Hero 2 is in development. Speaking with GamerZines, creative director Jamie Jackson declined comment when asked during an interview about ...
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FreeStyleGames has sold out to Activision, the publisher confirmed this morning. The UK studio developed B-Boy for PS2 and PSP. It is currently working on Guitar Hero content for Acti-Blizz.
Activision Blizzard subsidiary Activision Publishing announced today that it has purchased FreeStyleGames, a UK-based developer best known for its breakdancing game B-Boy (PS2, PSP). FreeStyleGames is ...
Speculation is mounting that UK studio FreeStyleGames is working on Activision's next rhythm action project, DJ Hero. Following on from Activision's recent acquisition of the developer behind B-Boy, ...
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