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An award-winning 2019 PS4 game is shutting down soon amid reports that publisher Electronic Arts has severely gutted its developer. Codemasters’ Grid is the next game on EA’s chopping block, with its ...

Codemasters is considering bringing the F1 racing series to the Nintendo Switch 2. F1 franchise has released a game every year since 2009; F1 25 is set to launch on May 30. The return to Nintendo may ...

Six EA and Codemasters games have suddenly been delisted from Steam, seemingly without any warning. Each of the games was unceremoniously taken from Valve's storefront earlier this week, on the same ...

Codemasters has revealed that it has signed up with PC download service Get Games, with key titles from the publisher's portfolio being added to the platform. Among the games included in the deal are ...

TL;DR: Electronic Arts (EA) has paused development of future rally games and confirmed layoffs at its Codemasters studio amid cost-cutting efforts. This ends Codemasters' 20+ year rally game legacy.

Codemasters will launch an independently branded online gaming portal, "Funsta.com" in September to expand its presence in the online gaming market. Funsta.com will target casual and core online ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Codemasters has officially announced that it'll be "pausing" work on future rally games, as the recently released Hard Chargers Content pack for EA ...

If he's not playing a game, he's watching a sport. If he's not watching a sport, he's playing a game. If he's doing neither of those things, he's sleeping. Pronounced "Breece" Racing games developer ...

The racing game is in safe hands. It has been reported that Codemasters & Criterion have teamed up to work on the next Need for Speed game. Codemasters is a subsidiary of Electronic Arts after the ...

Electronic Arts has confirmed that Codemasters Cheshire and Need for Speed developer Criterion Games have merged with the aim of spearheading the future of the adrenaline-pumping racing franchise.